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(#1) Guillaume de Machaut
- France
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(#2) Hildegard of Bingen
- Germany
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(#3) Pérotin
- France
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(#4) Philippe de Vitry
- France
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(#5) Léonin
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(#6) Ioannis Koukouzelis
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(#7) Adam de la Halle
- France
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(#8) Francesco Landini
- Italy
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(#9) Johannes Ciconia
- Belgium
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(#10) Perdigon
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(#11) Guido d'Arezzo
- Italy
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(#12) Notker the Stammerer
- Switzerland
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(#13) Guiraut Riquier
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(#14) Gautier de Coincy
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(#15) Jehannot de l'Escurel
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(#16) Raimbaut de Vaqueiras
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(#17) Meister Rumelant
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(#18) Gaucelm Faidit
- France
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(#19) Neidhart von Reuental
- Germany
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(#20) Le Chastelain de Couci
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(#21) Mikołaj z Radomia
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(#22) Arnaut Daniel
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(#23) Baude Cordier
- France
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(#24) Guilhem Ademar
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(#25) Konrad von Würzburg
- Germany
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Western music originated from church chants in the Middle Ages. Many medieval composers were monks, troubadours, or nobles. Their religious and secular music creations jointly laid the foundation for the later development of classical music. In the history of music, the medieval period or medieval music is the earliest and longest period, there are so many legendary composers left great music works.
Medieval music is widely regarded as one of the most influential music of all time. This page randomly collected the 25 greatest medieval composers. These less-known composers have a lasting influence on the development of music.
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