Mathurin Forestier
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Sheet music for Mathurin Forestier
La Petite Fugue — Catherine Le Forestier, Maxime Le Forestier, Marie-France Carbuccia
SA choir, a cappella — choir part — Secular, Chanson
Composed by Catherine Le Forestier, Maxime Le Forestier, Marie-France Carbuccia. Secular, Chanson. Choir part. 2 pages. Published by Editions a Coeur Joie (CJ.A111309000).
Price: $2.00
La Petite Fugue — Maxime Le Forestier, Catherine Le Forestier, Christophe Roger
SAB choir, a cappella — choir part — Secular, Chanson
Composed by Maxime Le Forestier, Catherine Le Forestier, Christophe Roger. Secular, Chanson. Choir part. 4 pages. Published by Editions a Coeur Joie (CJ.A111401073).
Price: $4.00
Solo for Cornet, Trumpet or Flugelhorn — J. Forestier
trumpet and piano accompaniment — score and parts —
Trumpet. Composed by J. Forestier. Arranged by A. C. van Leeuwen. Arrangements of Classical Compositions. Solo Works Series. Score and parts. Published by Molenaar Edition (ML.060034610).
Price: $12.00
Opera Transcriptions — Marco Arlotti
— CD — Classical
By Marco Arlotti and Michele Santi. By Domizio Zanichelli, Gustavo Rossari, Joseph Forestier, Joseph Jean-Baptiste Laurent Arban, Lodovico Spiga, Raniero Cacciamani, and Giuseppe Verdi (1813-1901). Classical. CD. Tactus Records #TC850003. Published by Tactus Records (NX.TC850003).
Price: $16.00
Chanson Du Forestier (horn & Piano) — Guillaume Balay
Horn — Softcover — Classical
Composed by Guillaume Balay. Leduc. Classical. Softcover. Alphonse Leduc #AL24730. Published by Alphonse Leduc (HL.48182952).
Price: $20.00
Fantasie Brilliante; La Cenere — Charles Gates; Stacy Rodgers
— listening CD —
By Charles Gates; Stacy Rodgers. By Joseph Forestier; Jean-Baptist. Listening CD. Published by Centaur (NX.CRC-2743).
Price: $16.00
Mathurin Forestier (fl.c.1500) has been virtually unknown prior to this recording. There is speculation that he was born around 1470, and that he worked for the French Royal court. Mention in reference works is minimal, and his credited output (3 masses, 2 motets, 4 chansons) in the present liner notes differs with e.g. the New Grove article. At any rate, his style evokes direct comparisons with Josquin and Mouton, and he seems to have been a somewhat younger colleague of theirs. The
present masses do survive in multiple copies throughout Europe.
[from http://www.medieval.org/emfaq/cds/cen2420.htm]