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	Catholic Encyclopedia (1913)/Clemens non Papa - Wikisource
		All that is known with reasonable certainty of his life is that he preceded Nicolas Gombert (1495-1570) as choirmaster at the court of Charles V. An indication of his fame is his nickname non Papa, given to distinguish him from the contemporaneous Pope Clement VII (1523-34).
		While his style is always noble and fluent, he shows the fault of his time and school of elaborating contrapuntal forms at the expense of a clear and distinct declamation of the text.
		Clemens was, nevertheless, one of the chief forerunners of Palestrina and Orlandus Lassus, who alone were able to overshadow him.
	en.wikisource.org /wiki/Catholic_Encyclopedia_(1913)/Clemens_non_Papa (210 words)

	Jacob Clemens non Papa - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: )
		His nickname non Papa was jokingly added to distinguish him either from the contemporaneous Pope Clement VII—"Jacob Clemens—but not the Pope."—or from the poet Jacobus Papa also from Ieper.
		Clemens was one of the chief representatives of the generation between Josquin and Palestrina and Orlandus Lassus.
		The influence of Clemens was especially prominent in Germany; Lassus in particular knew his music well and incorporated elements of his style.
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	Jacob Clemens non Papa Summary
		Jacobus Clemens non Papa was born in Ypres, Flanders.
		Clemens was buried at Diksmuide near Ieper in present-day Belgium.
		Clemens was one of the chief representatives of the generation between Josquin and Palestrina and Orlandus Lassus.
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	Jacob Clemens non Papa: bio and encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: )
		His nickname non Papa was jokingly added to distinguish him from the contemporaneous Pope Clement VII (Pope Clement VII: more facts about this subject) —"Jacob Clemens—but not the Pope."
		Clemens was one of the chief representatives of the generation between Josquin (Josquin: josquin des prez (diminutive of "joseph"; latinized josquinus pratensis) (c....
		The influence of Clemens was especially prominent in Germany; Lassus (Lassus: orlande de lassus, a.k.a....
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	Biography - Jacub Clemens non Papa (Bio 1116) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The nickname "non Papa" seems to have been given to the Dutch composer Jacob Clemens by his publisher as a joke, to distinguish him either from the poet Jacobus Papa, or from the recently deceased Pope Clement VII.
		In the generation following the death of Josquin Desprez, Clemens non Papa was one of the most prolific and well-published composers of both sacred and secular music, but rather little is known of his life.
		Clemens has also been credited with experimentation in, and propagation of, a "secret chromatic art:" a kind of countercultural cryptic notational practice which could only be understood by the initiated among professional musicians (though obviously this is difficult to prove).
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	ARSIS: Catalog: CD 160
		A chanson attributed to "Clemens non Papa" appears in a set of manuscript partbooks copied in 1542 for the merchant Zeghere van Male of Bruges, Belgium; this is the earliest documented use of the nickname "non Papa" ("not the Pope").
		Clemens non Papa had been ordained a priest by March 1544, when "Jacobus Clement Prbo" [presbytero, i.e.e, priest] was nominated as succentor (i.e., subcantor, also responsible for training the choirboys) for the Church of St. Donation in Bruges.
		Most of Clemens' motets were published by Pierre Phalèse of Antwerp, either in collections issued in 1554 and 1555 or in a series of volumes devoted exclusively to works of Clemens non Papa published in 1559.
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	Track List by 'Jacub Clemens non Papa - Missa Pastores Quidnam Vidistis'
		Jacob Clemens (called non Papa) was one of the later representatives of the school of Flemish composers, who collectively so dominated European music in the renaissance period.
		Unlike many of his colleagues who were open to all the innovations of their time, Clemens remained a conservative figure, preferring to continue with the introverted, reflective style of composition which so well suited his predecessors, resisting the increasingly humanistic style of the Italians.
		Clemens spent most of his life in the Dutch-speaking part of modern Belgium, especially in Bruges, Antwerp and Ypres; but he also regularly visited the southernmost parts of present-day Holland, appearing for instance in Leiden.
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	RES02
		interim accipimus, non esse eam in potestate pontificis aut ullius hominis.
		Non etiam sufficit remissio peccati et gratiae donatio, Sed oportet etiam credere esse remissum, et hoc est testimonium, quod reddit spiritus dei spiritui nostro, quod sumus filii dei, (Rom 8,16) quia esse filium dei est tam absconditum (cum appareat sibi esse hostis dei), ut, nisi credatur ita esse, non possit esse.
		quia non in sacerdote, sed in uerbo Christi nititur remissio illa.
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		Jacques Cl ment or Jacob Clemens non Papa (c.
		Clemens was one of the chief representatives of the generation between
		His nickname non Papa was jokingly added to distinguish him from the contemporaneous Pope Clement VII —"Jacob Clemens—but not the Pope."
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	Reference.com/Encyclopedia/Jacob Clemens non Papa
		His nickname non Papa was jokingly added to distinguish him either from the contemporaneous Pope Clement VII—"Jacob Clemens—but not the Pope."—or from the poet Jacobus Papa also from Ieper.
		According to a 1644 source, Clemens was buried at Diksmuide near Ieper in present-day Belgium.
		Unlike many of his contemporaries, Clemens seems never to have traveled to Italy, with the result that Italian influence is absent in his music; he represents the northern European dialect of the Franco-Flemish style.
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	Luther res 6
		Papa non arrogat sibi potestatem, sed suffragium sibi uendicat.
		quod si sic intelligunt, non habet potestatem quidem iurisdictionis in purgatorium, sed tamen habet potestatem clauium applicandi suffragia in illud.
		Sic enim, licet etiam indulgentiis ornarint festum Conceptionis tanquam rem certam fidei, non tamen damnant aut ligant eos, qui solutionem talium indulgentiarum non quaerunt.
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	Jacob Obrecht - Encyclopedia.com
		Advent, last night Jacobus Clemens, Adriaan Willaert, and Jacob Obrecht are Renaissance composers who, only two decades ago...
		Barbara Evelyn Blaustein, whose father, Jacob Blaustein, was a co-founder with his...
		The singers were totally at ease in the smooth, mellifluous polyphony of the old masters, which opened the program...
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	Piffaro, The Renaissance Band
		Jacob Obrecht's settings of popular tunes begin and end the next group.
		Two motets by Clemens non Papa provide an example of the Netherlandish style of imitation as it had evolved by the mid-16th century.
		Clemens was closely associated with Susato in Antwerp, who published several volumes that included his works.
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	HOASM: Clemens (non Papa) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Beginning in 1545 Tilman Susato, in Antwerp, published many of his works, of which only six chansons had previously appeared in print.
		One of the most prolific composers of the early l6th century, Clemens wrote both sacred and secular music but is chiefly known for the sacred works.
		These include fifteen Masses,two Mass fragments, over 230 motels, two Magnificats, and 159 souterliedekens and lofzangen (3-part polyphonic settings of the Psalms in Dutch, all based on preexisting melodies).
	www.hoasm.org /IVA/Clemens.html (116 words)

	World Music Central: Return to the Age of Enlightenment Part I: An Exploration of Renaissance & Baroque Recordings
		According to the liner notes, Clemens had composed nearly 100 secular songs and to date, his surviving sacred compositions include 15 masses, 233 motets, 2 cycles of Magnificat settings, 159 settings for Dutch metrical psalms and the requiem that appears on this disc.
		Jacob Vaet (1529-1567), a younger contemporary of Clemens work, Continuo Lacrimas, an elegy in memory of Clemens after his untimely death, also deserves a mention.
		At a time when the Catholic church was dealing with the Protestant reform and the Age of Enlightenment spearheaded by the scientists and artists of that era, musical work commissioned by the church alone could lead to spiritual transcendence at least from my 21st century perspective.
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	Jacobus Clemens -- Encyclopædia Britannica
		Clemens also spelled Clement, also called Clemens Non Papa composer famous for his sacred music, who was a leader in the Flemish, or Netherlands, style that dominated Renaissance music.
		He called himself Clemens non Papa to avoid confusion with a contemporary priest and poet.
		(Jacob Harmensen, or Hermansz) (1560–1609), Dutch theologian and minister of Dutch Reformed church, born in Oudewater; opposed harsh Calvinist position on predestination for not allowing human decision a role in achieving salvation; favored conditional election, in which God elects to life those who will respond in faith to divine offer of salvation; developed his own...
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		Other solutions included canonic devices, or the use of divided phrasing to articulate the text more clearly, allowing the text serve as the structural element.
		Clemens, however, chose to utilize the Parody Mass technique for all of his Masses.
		In the final Kyrie, Clemens does something a bit different than he had in the preceding two sections.
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		Clemens composed this seven-voice motet in 1550 for the Marian confraternity in 's-Hertogenbosch.
		The unusual number of voices was mostly likely chosen for its symbolic association with Mary (the seven joys, the seven sorrows, etc.).
		Clemens sets off the phrase "Sicut lilium inter spinas," the motto of the confraternity, with chordal texture in the midst of an otherwise thoroughly polyphonic piece.
	www.stolaf.edu /depts/music/collegium/programs/program_f02.htm (1231 words)

	Clemens non Papa Requiem Motets Tudor Choir
		The Tudor Choir adds to its critically acclaimed collection of recordings with this new CD of music by Renaissance composer Jacob Clemens non Papa (c.1515-c.1555).
		Clemens composed in all of the expected genres of his time.
		The pieces chosen for this recording reveal texts that portray such themes as relationships, family, and remembrance, and therefore demonstrate the unusual "personal" quality to be found in Clemens' works.
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	allmusic ((( Clemens non Papa (Jacob Clement) > Overview )))
		The nickname "non Papa" seems to have been given to the Dutch composer Jacob Clemens by his publisher as a joke, to distinguish him either from the poet Jacobus Papa, or from the recently deceased Pope Clement VII.
		In the generation following the death of Josquin Desprez, Clemens non Papa was one of the most prolific and well-published composers of both sacred and secular music, but rather little is known of his life.
		A small number of chansons were published early in his life in Paris; after this his musical activities centered in modern-day Belgium and Holland.
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	5. Jacob Clemens non Papa: Requiem & Motets (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Clemens composed in all of the expected genres of his time.
		The pieces chosen for this recording reveal texts that portray such themes as relationships, family, and remembrance—and therefore demonstrate the unusual “personal” quality to be found in Clemens’s works.
		Jacob Clemens non Papa: Ecce quam bonum; Deus qui nos patrem et matrem.
	www.gothicrecords.com /gothic/jaclnonparem.html (188 words)

	Gimell CDGIM 202 Notes
		It is chosen for this Christmas compilation because the text of the motet describes the moment just after the birth of Jesus when some shepherds, who have already worshipped the baby, are asked by bystanders what they have seen.
		It is a classic style, capable of the greatest subtlety and variation of expression, while always inviting the listener to search more deeply into the music.
		Clemens uses a five-voice choir SSATB except in the final movement where he adds a second bass part.
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	The Essential Tallis Scholars - Gregorio Allegri, Antoine Brumel, William Byrd, Clemens non Papa (Jacob Clement), ... (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Essential Tallis Scholars - Gregorio Allegri, Antoine Brumel, William Byrd, Clemens non Papa (Jacob Clement), William Cornysh, Thomas Crecquillon, Heinrich Isaac, Josquin Desprez, Orlande de Lassus, Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina
		Gregorio Allegri, Antoine Brumel, William Byrd, Clemens non Papa (Jacob Clement), William Cornysh, Thomas Crecquillon, Heinrich Isaac, Josquin Desprez, Orlande de Lassus, Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina
		Comment: The Tallis Scholars are the zenith of this type of singing, but sometimes they lack the vocal warmth that they probably could achieve if they were guided to do so.
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	List of Belgians - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Philippe de Champaigne, born in the provinces of present-day Belgium, but before Belgium existed
		Jacob Jordaens, born in the provinces of present-day Belgium, but before Belgium existed
		Hans Memling, born in the provinces of present-day Belgium, but before Belgium existed
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	jacob clemens non papa - OneLook Dictionary Search (Site not responding. Last check: )
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		Clemens non Papa, Jacob : Classical Composers Database [home, info]
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	Clemens non Papa (Site not responding. Last check: )
		According to The New Penguin Dictionary of Music, Clemens non Papa is the nickname given to Jacob Clement who was a Flemish composer of Latin church music, psalms in Flemish, songs, etc. The nickname, formerly thought to mean "Clement not the Pope", i.e.
		Clement VIII, was probably designed to avoid confusion with a Flemish poet, Clemens Papa, of the composer's home town of Ypres.
		CCD: Clemens non Papa, Jacob (1510/1515-1555/1556), biography etc.
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