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Heinrich Isaac
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Jacobus Clemens non Papa
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Jacob Obrecht
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John Dunstable
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Francesco Canova da Milano
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Manuel Cardoso
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Nicolas Gombert
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Christopher Tye
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Ludwig Senfl
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