Okeghem

[ oh-kuh-gem ]

noun

1. Jean [zhah, n] d' or Jan van [yahn, , vahn], c1430–c95, Flemish composer.

Okeghem

/ ˈɔkəxəm; ˈɒkəˌɡɛm /

noun

1. See Ockeghem
   a variant spelling of Ockeghem

Example Sentences

Yet some of Lasso's music is as old-fashioned and stiff as Okeghem's.

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Josquin was born at Cond in or about 1450, and was a pupil of Okeghem.

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It is notable chiefly for its technical skill; and during his life Okeghem was the most famous teacher of his day.

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Okeghem and his contemporaries completely explored the resources of canonic writing.

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In the second period came Josquin des Prs, whose desire for pure beauty in music led him to modify the forms left him by Okeghem.

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