Dot Cotton (Eastenders) - Oh I say

One of its first representatives in Austria was G. Izak, who had lived in Innsbruck since 1484, then in Vienna (parish composer Maximilian I). Under the influence of the Netherlands. schools Austria put forward its own polyphonists (Slovenian J. Slatkonya, G. Fink, A. von Brook, etc. ), who worked as bandmasters at the Vienna court in the early 16 century. A large role in the development of the fatherland. polyphonic art was played by organists - P. Hofheimer and his students X. Grauendorfer, K. Krall and others. Despite the influence of the Netherlands. art, interest in nat. tradition is not lost, which was manifested in the popularity of the Austrians. steam songs even in the par. Wednesday (the Austrian song was addressed by G. Izak, L. Zenfl and others). From the 16th century, collections of Austras appear. songs (V. Schmelzl, “Good,unusual and artistic German songs ”, 1544, etc. ). In some of them, the tunes were given with instr. escort. The song is widely used in school theater. Gets wide distribution from the beginning. 16th century music, mostly lute. Instrument collections appear. plays (The School of the Lute Game, published in Vienna by X. Judenkünig, 1515) and others. In performing arts, music lovers were sometimes not inferior to professionals.