Definition of Galliculus. Meaning of Galliculus. Synonyms of Galliculus

- A. Moorefield: An Introduction to Johannes Galliculus (Brooklyn, 1969) Free scores by Johannes Galliculus at the International Music Score Library Project...
- Gallicus (c. 1415-1473), French humanist and music theorist Johannes Galliculus (c. 1490-c. 1550), French composer This disambiguation page lists articles...
- Alectorius can refer to: Johannes Galliculus, a medieval German music theorist and composer Lapis alectorius, an occult stone This disambiguation page...
- 16th-century mystery play in Leipzig (and doubtfully credited to Johannes Galliculus). The Lutheran poet and composer Johann Walter wrote one of his finest...
- (in brackets their time in the office): Georg Rhau (1518–1520) Johannes Galliculus (1520–1525) Sethus Calvisius (1594–1615) Johann Hermann Schein (1615–1630)...
- Engel von Merlen Michael Meurer, also Michael Haenlein, Michael a Muris Galliculus Sebastian Meyer Joachim Mörlin Maximilian Mörlin Ambrosius Moib****, also...
- Rhau 1518–1520 c. 1488 in Eisfeld 6 August 1548 in Wittenberg 2 Johannes Galliculus 1520–1525 c. 1490 in Dresden c. 1550 in Leipzig 3 Valerian Hüffeler 1526–1530...
- musician and writer, died in Venice (b. 1492) – approx. year Johannes Galliculus, theorist and writer, died in Leipzig (b. c. 1490) – approx. year Pierre...
- John Taverner c. 1490 1545 Magnificats for 4, 5 or 6 voices Johannes Galliculus c. 1490 c. 1550 Magnificat quarti toni (a 4); Magnificat quinti toni (a...
- both lyrically and musically, as does the St. Mark P****ion by Johannes Galliculus, the model for the through-composed P****ions by Jacob Obrecht and Antoine...