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→Josquin's Music: correcting hyphen usage, as requested, replaced: th-century → th century
Josquin's works gradually became known throughout western [[Europe]] and were regarded as models by many composers and theorists. [[Petrucci]]'s three books of his masses (1502–14) reflect contemporary esteem, as does [[Attaingnant]]'s collection of his chansons (1550). Several laments were written on his death (including [[Gombert]]'s elegy ''Musae Jovis''), and as late as 1554 [[Jacquet of Mantua]] paid him tribute in a [[motet]]. He was praised by 16th-century literary figures (including [[Castiglione]] and [[Rabelais]]) and was [[Martin Luther]]'s favourite composer.
Josquin's works gradually became known throughout western [[Europe]] and were regarded as models by many composers and theorists. [[Petrucci]]'s three books of his masses (1502–14) reflect contemporary esteem, as does [[Attaingnant]]'s collection of his chansons (1550). Several laments were written on his death (including [[Gombert]]'s elegy ''Musae Jovis''), and as late as 1554 [[Jacquet of Mantua]] paid him tribute in a [[motet]]. He was praised by 16th century literary figures (including [[Castiglione]] and [[Rabelais]]) and was [[Martin Luther]]'s favourite composer.