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A precentor's deputy or assistant especially in a monastery or cathedral.

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  • Clemens was succentor at Bruges Cathedral from March 1544 until June 1545.
  • In April 1504 he was appointed ‘master of song or succentor and master of the choirboys’ at St Rombout's in Mechelen.
  • In 1460 we find him in the post of “succentor” or deputy precentor at Orleans Cathedral, where he became choirmaster in 1463.
  • Later that month he was installed in the residence of the late choirmaster and in July was confirmed by the chapter as succentor.
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