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Born: 1532,
Mons, Belgium
Died: 14 June 1594, München, Germany
Lasso,
Orlando di
Orlando Lassus (his Italian name was Orlando di Lasso)
belonged to the Franco-Flemish school of composers
whose work was extremely important in the 16th century. He was born
in Belgium, moved to Italy,
back to Antwerp and then he got a position
in Munich, where Lassus remained until his
death.
He wrote church music,
including more than 70 settings of the Mass,
Passions
and many motets.
Lassus also wrote secular Italian-style madrigals,
chansons
and some German Lieder.
With Palestrina,
he is considered one of the most important composers of the Renaissance.
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He Was
a singer
and a
choir conductor
He Lived in the
Renaissance
In
Germany
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