Thomas? Damett
Other names: Damett, ?Thomas (Grove)
Damett was evidently the illegitimate son of a gentleman, who nevertheless took orders and held benefices. His name appears in the Royal Chapel accounts in 1413, 1415, 1421, and 1430-31. His will dated 1436 survives.
Works (9)
- Beata Dei genitrix antiphon
- Credo
- Credo
- Gloria
- Gloria
- Gloria
- Gloria
- Salvatoris mater; O Georgi; Benedictus qui venit sequence
- Salve porta paradisi cantilena
Literature
Thomas? Damett
EDITIONS
- The Old Hall Manuscript, edited by Alexander Ramsbotham, completed by H.B. Collins and Dom Anselm Hughes, 3 vols, Nashdom Abbey, Burnham, Buckinghamshire: Plainsong and Medieval Music Society, 1933-1938 .
- The Old Hall Manuscript, edited by Andrew Hughes and Margaret Bent, 3 vols, American Institute of Musicology, 1973. Corpus Mensurabilis Musicae 46.
Recordings
Recordings of works by Thomas? Damett
- The Old Hall Manuscript: EMI CDC 7 54111 2 (1991): Beata Dei genitrix; Salve porta paradisi; .