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Here are the Transitional Composers that transitioned from the Medieval to Renaissance Era. You may notice that most of this video involved using words in a random background. Just know that you will see less of those later on in the series (because more people are being painted and known, and later, photos exist). So, with that, the Medieval era is done. I will start working on the Renaissance era next. I hope you enjoy, and please check out the rest of the Medieval Era on this playlist! Composers included in this video: Zavis of Zapy Antonio Zacara da Teramo Jacob Senleches Solage Andrea da Firenze Paolo da Firenze Hugo von Montfort Philippus de Caserta Giovanni Mazzuoli Grazioso da Padova Martinus Fabri Borlet Aleyn Johannes Ciconia Matteo da Perugia Johannes Tapissier Antonio da Cividale Antonello da Caserta Leonel Power Nicolaus Grenon Andrea Stefani Oswald von Wolkenstein Antonius Romanus Bartolomeo da Bologna Baude Cordier Thomas Fabri Pierre Fontaine Mikolaj z Randomia Jacobus Vide Beltrame Feragut Guillaume Legrant Queldryk Johannes Cesaris Conradus de Pistoria Piero Mazzuoli John Dunstaple Richard Loqueville Pycard Arnold de Lantins Guillaume Dufay Estienne Grossin Hugo de Lantins Gilles Binchois Johannes Legrant Johannes Brassart Nicolaus Zacharie Johannes Cornago Manuel Chrysaphes I just realized that I forgot about Johannes de Lymburgia (1370-1430). I will include him before I start the Early Renaissance Composers. I am so sorry. Also, I originally included Thomas Byttering (fl.1400-after 1420, England) in this video, but when I posted the video yesterday, the video was blocked because of one of the music pieces by Byttering (which is called Nesciens mater), so I had to remove him and repost this video. Composers that I wanted to include in this video but couldn't since there were no recordings of the works that they have done: Nicolaus Ricii de Nucella Campli (fl.1401-20-after 1436) Italy Ugolino da Forli (1380-1457) Italy Roy Henry (fl.1410-15th century) England Kir Stefan the Serb (second half of the 14th century-15th century) Serbia Reginaldus Libert (1400-after 1435) France

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