Perotin A discography  This discography is presently in a preliminary state. It is believed to contain a substantial percentage of an eventual full listing, but has not been scoured for completeness or organized into sections based on individual...

MUSL 242: Perotin and Notre Dame Organum  Perotin was one of the great composers of the late twelfth and early thirteenth centuries. He is believed to have worked in Paris, France at the Notre Dame Cathedral and studied under the great Notre...

Pérotin  Paris concerning the feast of the fools and the performance of quadruple (four-voice) organum, from 1198 and 1199, have been associated with Protin since the theorist known as Anonymous IV stated that he composed four-voice...

Pérotin  Perotin is one of the earliest known composer of polyphonic organum. His works and the works of his contemporary, Leonin, are classified as Notre Dame Organum. Sederunt principes, his famous 4-voice organum He also revised...

Classical Net Basic Repertoire List Pérotin  French composer of sacred music, the most highly acclaimed musical figure of the High Gothic period. Perotin worked in Paris, and was the most celebrated exponent of the School of Notre Dame, in which monophonic...

HOASM: Pérotin [Perotinus Magnus]  Known through references by the theorists Anonymous IV and Johannes de Garlandia (both mid-13th century These men described his accomplishments, and Anonymous IV also named a few compositions. Thus, although no musical sources include attributions...