Burgundian School
All of Legrant's surviving music is vocal. His style is related to that of the early Burgundian School, and resembles some of the early work of Guillaume Dufay and Gilles Binchois; influence may have gone either way. He wrote elegant melodic lines in the Burgundian manner, and used the secular forms which were typical of the Burgundians: the rondeau and the ballade. Imitation is also prominent in his work.&lt;ref name="Wright/Gallagher: Grove online"&gt;Wright/Gallagher: Grove online&lt;/ref&gt;