/kloc-who is the representative writer of the Nederland school of opera in the 0/6th century?

A large number of famous singers appeared in the Netherlands era, including some talented singers and even famous composers, such as Heinrich Isaac, Joschkin de Pore, Johannes Martini, Gaspar van Hu Elbek, Loysel Compaore and so on.

In the Nederland era, some famous composers made different contributions to vocal music.

Aubrey (Hobrecht Jacob1450-1505) has successively served as the conductor of the Notre Dame Chorus, the teacher of the children's choir of Cambre Cathedral, and the deputy music director of Donati Ann Church in Bruges. Contrary to Okegan's style of excessively pursuing and showing off polyphonic skills, Aubrecht is good at absorbing the essence of secular songs and Gregorian hymns, but he has made various changes when borrowing melodies. Most of his popular songs, classic songs, Shang Ode songs and Dutch songs have distinct themes and clear structures, and are also flexible in the use of modes.

Lsaac Heinrich (about 1450- 15 17) was born in the Netherlands, but spent most of his life in Florence and worked as a court composer. Isaac's creation is characterized by the internationalization of his work style and the diversification of his subject matter. Isaac borrowed works from western European countries with developed music. He wrote a lot of songs in French, Italian and German, which made him the most international composer of his time. It is worth mentioning that apart from sacred music works, Isaac also wrote many songs specially for festivals, parades and carnivals. During the carnival in Florence (usually twice, between Lent and St. John's Day) and the festival parade, the carnival songs written by Isaac with the style of German pop songs or Italian theme music are widely sung. Interestingly, Isaac may also be involved in advertising songs. On the parade float, the hired singers happily sang the advertising song of a certain industry. In an advertising song performance allegedly made by Come Gentlemen, they sang the service quality of the scribes (equivalent to the current secretary).

Mouton Jean 1459- 1522) is a French composer who has served in the palace church for a long time. Mu Dong imitates Joskin's creative style, and his vocal music works are characterized by smooth lines, clear and charming melodies, and use the fugue technique of imitating people. Mu Dong is also the teacher of Vial, a representative writer of Venetian music school.

Shang Song, a Dutch composer, was once included in the song collection Harmony Music Song 100 (A). "Harmonious music" is actually polyphonic music. This collection of songs was published in Venice in 150 1 and was the first music publication. Among them, "A" refers to the first episode, and in the next three or four years, two episodes, B and C, came out one after another.