Jean Maillard

Short bio Jean Maillard

Birthday: 1515

Died: 1570

Genre: Classical

Full biography Jean Maillard

Jean Maillard was a French composer who lived in the Renaissance period. He was born around 1515 and is believed to have died after 1570. Maillard is known for his compositions of masses, motets, and chansons. He wrote at least one motet for the French royal court.

Although Maillard's musical works were famous in his time, not many details about his personal life are known today. In fact, he is considered a "Man of Mystery" according to a podcast by The Marian Consort.

There have been some attributions and misattributions to his works. For example, a piece called "Ascendo ad Patrem Meum" was previously attributed to him but is now believed to be a misattribution.

Overall, Maillard's contributions to music during the Renaissance period are notable, and his works continue to be studied and performed by musicians and scholars alike.

Compositions featuring Jean Maillard

#	Name	Duration	Genre	Year
1	Ascendo ad Patrem meum, motet	3:37 min	Choral	-
2	Assumpta est Maria, motet	4:24 min	Choral	-
3	Fratres mei elongaverunt, motet	4:16 min	Choral	-
4	Gaudent in caelis, motet	4:11 min	Choral	-
5	Hodie Maria virgo, motet	3:58 min	Choral	-
6	In me transierunt, motet	4:44 min	Choral	-
7	In pace, motet	5:38 min	Choral	-
8	Laudate Dominum, motet	2:42 min	Choral	-
9	Missa Je suis déshéritée	21:32 min	Choral	-
10	Omnes gentes attendite, motet	4:37 min	Choral	-
11	Regina coeli	3:49 min	Choral	-
12	Victimae paschali laudes, motet	7:59 min	Choral	-