Jean-Baptiste Dupuits

If he previously not composed music for the vielle, or the harpsichord accompanied with the hurdy-gurdy, perhaps more could have been known about Dupuits. His teaching was regarded remarkable from what continues to be discovered. A lot of his items integrated the harpsichord as well as the vielle but his two grand motets stay in tact and reveal a musician who got a keen knowledge of musical advancement (despite having the vielle). He forced the proverbial envelope for the vielle and his ten motion “Quam dilecta” was made up involving a number of strategies. Dupuits also made up sonatas for flutes and violins which brought the globe of music to the emergence from the courtly design in elegance.