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John Hothby John Hothby (''Otteby'', ''Hocby'', ''Octobi'', ''Ottobi'', 1410-1487), also known by his Latinised names Johannes Ottobi or Johannes de Londonis, was an English Renaissance composer and musical theorist who travelled widely in Europe and gained an international reputation for his work. ==Biography== Little is known of the origins or early life of John Hothby. He appears to have left England after 1435 but most of the references to him in surviving sources are to the last twenty years of his life, by which time he had taken holy orders as a Carmelite monk and he claimed in his own work to have travelled in Britain, Germany, France, Spain and Italy, before he went to a monastery in Ferrara and then in 1467 took employment in Lucca, probably teaching music at the Cathedral.〔T. Dumitrescu, ''The early Tudor court and international musical relations'' (Ashgate Publishing, Aldershot, 2007), p. 197.〕 In 1486 he was recalled to England by the new king Henry VII and appears to have died in the north of England in the following year.〔
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