Chuluunchimeg E. - Hos Orchlon (feat. Bold B.)

Bull (Bull) John (c. 1562, Somersetshire, England - 12 or 13 III 1628, Antwerp] - English composer, organist, harpsichordist and teacher. He studied organ playing in the Royal Chapel by W. Blytheman. From 1582 he worked as an organist of Hereford Cathedral in London; from 1585 he served in the Royal Chapel, from 1591 parish organist, and professor of music at Gresham College in 1596. He acted as organist in the Netherlands, France and Germany in 1601. From 1614 he lived in Belgium, served as a church organist in Brussels, in Antwerp from 1617. One of the most prominent counterpointists, B. played a large role in the development of English music for His plays for the vaginal - fantasies, pavans, chimes, galliards and other dances, distinguished by the originality of the musical style, fine polyphonic finish, virtuosity, influenced the work of J. Svelink and S. Scheidt.Less significant is his cult music.