Hernando de Cabezón

Spanish organist and composer

Hernando de Cabezón - Spanish organist and composer
Born

1541
484 years ago

Died

October 1st, 1602
422 years ago — 61 years old

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Spain

Links & References

Cabezón contributed significantly to the development of keyboard music during the Renaissance. Serving as a court organist to Philip II of Spain, he published a collection of keyboard works titled 'Musical de Cabezón' in 1578, which showcased a variety of forms including tientos, fantasias, and hymns. This work had a lasting influence on subsequent composers and keyboard practice. Cabezón's compositions reflected the intricate polyphonic style of the time and embodied the musical aesthetics of the Spanish Renaissance.

Published 'Musical de Cabezón' in 1578

Served as court organist to Philip II of Spain

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