Founder of the newer Inquisition in | | Netherlandish School, improver of Spain (1480). | | harmony, and composer of Church music. | | Burgundy and | | Obrecht, or Hobrecht (Jacob), born Provence incorporated | | about 1430 in Holland. Many with France (1481). | | compositions for the Church. | | | | Bernhard, a German residing in The Medici govern | | Venice, is said to have invented the in Florence; | | organ pedal. flourishing | | growth of the | | arts & sciences | | (1402-1537). | | America discovered | 1490 | DEPRES (Josquin des Pres), born by Columbus | | about 1450 in France, died about 1521. (1492). | | Pupil of Ockeghem. Many Masses and Macchiavelli, | | other compositions for the Church. historian (1469-1527).| | | | Tinctor (Jean), born about 1450 at Ludovico Ariosto, | | Nivelles, died about 1520. Founder of poet (1474-1533). | | a School in Italy. Many Church | | compositions. Leonardo da | | Vinci, painter | | Gafforio (Franchino), born 1451 at (1444-1519). | | Lodi, died 1522. Writer on the theory Tiziano Vecelli, | | of music, and promoter of new rules painter (1477-1576). | | of harmony. | | Rafael Sanzio, | | Adam von Fulda, born about 1450 in painter (1483-1520). | | Germany. Writes a treatise on the Correggio (1494-1534). | | newly-established theory of music, and Albrecht Duerer | | composes music for the Church. (1471-1528). | | | | Towards the end of the fifteenth | | century Chairs of Professorship for Newfoundland, | | music were instituted in different the first British | | towns of Italy, especially in Milan Colony in America, | | and Naples. discovered | | by Cabot | | (1497). | | Copernicus, astronomer | | In the beginning of the sixteenth (1473-1543). | | century the Netherlandish music Zwingli in Switzerland | 1500 | attains its highest reputation in (1519). | | Italy (at the time of the Popes Julius Gustav Wasa, | | II. and Leo X.), in Spain, France, and King of Sweden | | Germany. (1523). | |