There is Debussy and Franco-Flemish De Bussy ?

[Carlo Gesualdo]

I challenge you folks to find this obscure De Bussy of Renaissance on the web he a ghost, chance are if you tap is search bar google De Bussy you will find modern day Debussy?

So how do we find this mysterious De Bussy in recordings seem so complicated, he an obscure Franco-Flemish only the deprofundis, the Elam Rotem, and  Paul Van Nevel aware of existence skipping Françoise Ferrand who wrote Guide de la Renaissance ob Bayard (book and CD provider).

Any other disambiguation of composer whit same name different era, totally different genre?

[amw]

Francisco Guerrero (high renaissance master) and Francisco Guerrero (avant-garde Generacion del '51 composer) is the first example that comes to mind....

[vers la flamme]

That is funny. The only other example that comes to mind immediately is John Tavener the minimalist choral composer and John Taverner the English Renaissance guy.

[steve ridgway]

I used to think Pierre Boulez wrote Planet of the Apes although this would make a great album cover.

[Christo]

That is funny. The only other example that comes to mind immediately is John Tavener the minimalist choral composer and John Taverner the English Renaissance guy.

What about the Italian violin giant Guarneri (1698-1744) and Brazilian composer Guarnieri (1907-1993)?  Artur, Eugen & Vilem Kapp? Or Willem, Hendrik, Jurriaan & Louis Andriessen, not to mention all Bachs from Veit (c. 1550-1619) to P.D.Q. (1742-1807)? 

[ritter]

Or the Halffters? Brothers Ernesto and Rodolfo, and their nephew Cristóbal (all distinguisehd compsoers). An then there's Pedro, Crostóbal's son, a well-known conductor.

[pjme]

Sergei and Gabriel Prokofiev.

https://www.youtube.com/v/985lfzTs79Q

There's also a concerto for turntables and orchestra, a concerto for bass drum and orchestra
Read more at Wiki.

Albeit with less style/artistic differences:

Father and son Godfried and Frederic Devreese:

https://youtu.be/zYbSVCYgl0I
https://youtu.be/M5Y1hfqH_gg

The Boulanger sisters

Brothers Eugène and Théo Ysaÿe:

https://youtu.be/pvrE9fd2vPI
https://youtu.be/mVW3afP3XYQ

Giacomo Puccini comes from a large musical family.
https://www.myitalianfamily.com/resource-center/giacomo-puccini-family-tree-music


Uncle and nephew: Aram and Karen Khatchaturian.

[DaveF]

François Schubert (né Franz Anton Schubert) (1808-78), composer of lots of virtuoso violin music, including The Bee.  Who was, I learn, son of another Franz Anton Schubert (1768-1824), also a composer.  My brain hurts...

[Symphonic Addict]

John (Coolidge) Adams and John (Luther) Adams. Both American. Both composing by using Minimalism as an element of their styles.

EDIT: Annoyingly slow now.