Antoine Bruhier

Antoine Bruhier (b. c. 1460 or 1470; d. after 1521) was a French composer. The twenty surviving works of Bruhier raise an unusually large number of tantalizing, sometimes perplexing, and ultimately thought-provoking issues. His earliest known composition, for example, is Latura tu published by Petrucci in the Odhecaton of 1501. This chanson finds itself in extremely good company, being immediately preceded by Hayne van Ghizeghem’s A la audienche and followed by Josquin’s canonic De tous biens playne a 4.