Juan de Anchieta
Basque composer of the Renaissance
Juan de Anchieta (1462 – 1523) was a leading Spanish Basque composer of the Renaissance, he served as a singer and chapel master in the royal court of the Catholic Monarchs and their successors. Anchieta was closely associated with Queen Isabella I of Castile, Prince John, Queen Joanna of Castile, and the future Emperor Charles V, for whom he acted as a music teacher.
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Works
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- Ave sanctissima Maria
- Con amores, la mi madre
- Dos ánades, madre
- En memoria d’Alixandre
- Libera me, Domine
- Missa Sine nomine
- Missa Sine nomine: I. Introitus: Salve Sancta Parens
- Missa Sine nomine: II. Kyrie
- Missa Sine nomine: III. Gloria
- Missa Sine nomine: IV. Credo
- Missa Sine nomine: V. Sanctus - Benedictus
- Missa Sine nomine: VI. Agnus Dei
- O bone Jesu
- Salve regina
- Virgo et mater