Pierre Tabart

Pierre Tabart was a French composer born in 1645 in Paris and died in 1716. He served as the Master of Music at the Cathedral of Notre-Dame in Reims. His career was primarily during the Baroque period, and he is known for his sacred music compositions. Tabart's works include motets and a Requiem Mass, which are noted for their melodic quality and contrapuntal skill. Despite his contributions to sacred music during his lifetime, Tabart's work is not widely recognized today, and much of his music remains unpublished or has been lost over time. There is no widely known record of him producing albums as the concept of albums did not exist during his lifetime; music was typically published in the form of individual scores or collections.