Duns table

John, compr. b. Duns table, Bedford shire, about 1370; d. Walbrook, Dec. 24, 1453. Nothing known of life, and comparatively DUSSEK few works extant, but referred to by contemporaries in terms of highest praise; an early contem- )orary of Dufay and Bmchois; a {eader in their school of contrapuntal composition, a forerunner of Okeghem and others. Duparc (du-park), Henri, compr b, Paris, 1847. Studied lor the bar, and music with C4sar Franck; became a disciple of Wagner’s ideas; on account of ill health retired from active profe ional work; although he wrote in the large forms he has been most succe ful with his songs.