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'''Aliases:''' Penalosa, Francisco de
==Life==
==Life==
'''Born:''' 1470
'''Born:''' circa 1470


'''Died:''' 1528
'''Died:''' 1 April 1528


'''Biography'''
'''Biography'''
 
Considered the outstanding Iberian composer of his time, to judge by the number of manuscript sources, Peñalosa was employed at the court of Ferdinand of Aragon 1498-1516, at the papal choir 1517-21, and died in Seville. 6 masses, 6 Magnificats, over 20 motets and a dozen secular songs are known.
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==List of choral works==
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==Publications==
==Publications==
*Francisco de Peñalosa: Collected Works, ed. J.M. Hardie (Ottawa, 1994–)
*Francisco de Peñalosa opera omnia, ed. D. Preciado (Madrid, 1986–91)


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Latest revision as of 17:53, 25 October 2022

Alias: Francisco de Penalosa

Life

Born: circa 1470

Died: 1 April 1528

Biography Considered the outstanding Iberian composer of his time, to judge by the number of manuscript sources, Peñalosa was employed at the court of Ferdinand of Aragon 1498-1516, at the papal choir 1517-21, and died in Seville. 6 masses, 6 Magnificats, over 20 motets and a dozen secular songs are known.

View the Wikipedia article on Francisco de Peñalosa.

List of choral works

 
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Publications

  • Francisco de Peñalosa: Collected Works, ed. J.M. Hardie (Ottawa, 1994–)
  • Francisco de Peñalosa opera omnia, ed. D. Preciado (Madrid, 1986–91)

External links