Ebran

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Twenty chansons, mostly in the homorhythmic style of Sandrin and Arcadelt, are ascribed to this composer variously indicated as Ebran, Hebran, and Abran, in publications of Attaingnant, Du Chemin, and Le Roy et Ballard between 1543 and 1559. Nothing else is known of him.

Freedman Richard

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Gender

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Composer
1543/1559
Paris (France)

Comments: Attaingnant, Du Chemin, and Le Roy et Ballard

Associated works

3 in Ricercar database

Ce qu'il [=qui] me faict si aysément jaloux Composer
Las, je ne sçay de quel nom te nommer Composer
Qu'est-ce qu'amour, l'un dit que c'est un dieu Composer

Ce qu'il [=qui] me faict si aysément jaloux Composer

Las, je ne sçay de quel nom te nommer Composer

Qu'est-ce qu'amour, l'un dit que c'est un dieu Composer

Variant names

Abrahan ; Abran ; Ebram ; Hebran

Familial connections

No familial connection.

Bibliography

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Projects

Citations: The Renaissance Imitation Mass Project
Du Chemin Project
Prosopography of Renaissance Singers

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Freedman Richard, Ebran, in RicercarDataLab [http://preprod-ricercar.cesr.univ-tours.fr/people/199/] (accessed 13 November 2024).

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fl. 1543/1559

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