Jean-Baptiste Besard
Born: c. 1567, Besançon, France
Died: c. 1617, Augsburg, Germany
Nationality: Burgundian
Jean-Baptiste Besard was a bisontin lutenist, composer and anthologist who lived and worked in the Holy Roman Empire. He is known for publishing two anthologies which collected a diverse range of musical works of the Renaissance and early Baroque periods and included instructions on playing the lute.
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111 Renaissance Masterpieces
Marie Goosens (harp), Musica Reservata (chamberensemble), English Consort of Viols (chamberensemble), James Bowman (vocalist), Boston Camerata (chamberensemble), Gian Lyman (spinet, organ), Michael Schäffer (lute), Consort of Viols (chamberensemble), The New York Consort for Poetry and Music (chamberensemble), Louise Schulman (lute, recordingarranger, fiddle), Willard Trask (narrator), Thomas Bogdan (tenor), Rosalind Rees (soprano), Ludwig Doerr (organ), Hannelore Michel, Georg Hörtnagel (doublebass), Hans Martin (organ), Barbara Lange (soprano), Elisabeth Speiser (soprano), Derek McCulloch (alto), Ernst Hauser (tenor), Kurt Huber (tenor), Linda-Karen Smith (alto), Laerte Malagutti (bassguitar), Mainzer Kammerorchester (chamberensemble), Hanns-Friedrich Kunz (tenor), Choir of the Chapel Royal of St. Peter ad Vincula, Montreal Bach Choir Society, The Purcel Consort of Voices, Duo Paolini, Spandauer Kantorei, The Purcell Singers, John Williams, George Little, Grayston Burgess, Joel Cohen, Otto Joachim, Martin Behrmann, Helmuth Rilling, Günter Kehr
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