KnowraJosquin des PrezLinked fromLinked fromThe 9 pages that link to Josquin des Prez, each with the reason it gives.All 9Related 8Narrower topic 1Renaissance musicRelated: His motets and masses became influential models for later composers.Cantus firmusRelated: He made borrowed melodies the basis for Masses with varied and expressive treatment.Parody massRelated: His masses and motets helped establish the repertory from which later composers borrowed.Franco-Flemish SchoolRelated: His international reputation made him the tradition's most influential late-fifteenth-century figure.Renaissance polyphonyRelated: His music became a widely admired model of expressive, carefully controlled counterpoint.Burgundian SchoolRelated: His generation inherited and transformed musical practices that Burgundian composers had developed.Johannes OckeghemRelated: Josquin’s generation treated Ockeghem as a revered predecessor and model.Johannes TinctorisRelated: Tinctoris praised Josquin’s generation, offering evidence for changing standards of musical reputation.