This composer memorably used false relation in the final cadence of the piece "O Nata lux.
This composer memorably used false relation in the final cadence of the piece "O Nata lux." One of this composer's works culminates with forty people singing "respice humilitatem nostram." This composer of two sets of Lamentations set eight psalms and the Veni Creator in one his collections, in which he used the Phrygian mode for the piece "Why Fum'th in Fight." This man and his student William Byrd were given a 21-year monopoly on the production of polyphonic music. He wrote a motet for eight different choirs for Queen Elizabeth I's fortieth birthday. For 10 points, name this Renaissance English composer of Spem in alium, who wrote a theme on which Ralph Vaughan Williams composed a fantasia.
This composer memorably used false relation in the final cadence of the piece "O Nata lux.
Thomas Tallis