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works that arose at the turn of the 14-15 centuries. (publ. V. Apel, D. Rini) and mainly owned by the French. (partly Italian and others) to composers associated with the papal Avignon and Ducal Burgundy courts. Two stylistics stand out here. stage - a more sophisticated (especially in the sense of rhythmic. complexity) and replacing it with a more "clarified", leading to the Renaissance features of Dufay's work. But the most striking manifestation of V. in the French. music was polyphonic. song (chanson) 16 century. (K. Zhaneken, K. de Sermisi, G. Kotle, K. Lejeune and others). Penetrated by nar-household genre, gravitating to realistic. software visualization, French (“Parisian”) chanson was also developed by representatives of other schools (especially the Netherlands).