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Giovanni Battista Mariani (Fossombrone, c. 1634 - Rome, after 1697) was an Italian composer. He was born in Fossombrone (Pesaro and Urbino)… read moreGiovanni Battista Mariani (Fossombrone, c. 1634 - Rome, after 1697) was an Italian composer. He was born in Fossombrone (Pesaro and Urbino) in about 1634. In the years 1656-58 he resided in Rome, being in the service of Giberto Pio of Sa… read moreGiovanni Battista Mariani (Fossombrone, c. 1634 - Rome, after 1697) was an Italian composer. He was born in Fossombrone (Pesaro and Urbino) in about 1634. In the years 1656-58 he resided in Rome, being in the service of Giberto Pio of Savoy, prince of S. Gregorio. Subsequently he passed to the em… read more
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Agostino Agresta
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Giovanni Ceresini
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Michelangelo Amadei
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Michelangelo Amadei (*11. Dec. 1586 in Cortona, †12. March 1642) was an Italian composer. In the preface dedicating his first book of motet… read moreMichelangelo Amadei (*11. Dec. 1586 in Cortona, †12. March 1642) was an Italian composer. In the preface dedicating his first book of motets to Filippo Bardi, Bishop of Cortona, he states that he was a student of G.B.Nanino (»etiam magis… read moreMichelangelo Amadei (*11. Dec. 1586 in Cortona, †12. March 1642) was an Italian composer. In the preface dedicating his first book of motets to Filippo Bardi, Bishop of Cortona, he states that he was a student of G.B.Nanino (»etiam magis debeo praeceptori meo Io. Bernardino Nanino, cuius institut… read more
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Giovanni Battista Galeno
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Giovanni Battista Galeno (c. 1550 - after 1626) was a composer and cantor. Born in Udine around 1550 , he was the son of master Vincenzo sh… read moreGiovanni Battista Galeno (c. 1550 - after 1626) was a composer and cantor. Born in Udine around 1550 , he was the son of master Vincenzo shoemaker and, later, administrator of the post office in Gorizia. It is unknown where he completed … read moreGiovanni Battista Galeno (c. 1550 - after 1626) was a composer and cantor. Born in Udine around 1550 , he was the son of master Vincenzo shoemaker and, later, administrator of the post office in Gorizia. It is unknown where he completed his musical training: the news of his apprenticeship (with p… read more
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Zaccaria Tevo
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Pietro della Valle
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Giovanni Sebenico
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Giovanni Domenico Sebenico (Corbolone, 1640 - Corbolone, September 19, 1705) was an Italian composer, organist and tenor who lived under th… read moreGiovanni Domenico Sebenico (Corbolone, 1640 - Corbolone, September 19, 1705) was an Italian composer, organist and tenor who lived under the Republic of Venice. Giovanni Sebenico was born in Corbolone from a family of Dalmatian origin. A… read moreGiovanni Domenico Sebenico (Corbolone, 1640 - Corbolone, September 19, 1705) was an Italian composer, organist and tenor who lived under the Republic of Venice. Giovanni Sebenico was born in Corbolone from a family of Dalmatian origin. After studying music under Giovanni Legrenzi in Venice , he w… read more
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Pietro Andrea Ziani
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