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==Life==
==Life==
'''Born:''' 24 April 1706
'''Born:''' 24 April 1706, Bologna, Italy
 
'''Died:''' 3 August 1784
 
'''Biography:'''<br>


'''Died:''' 3 August 1784, Bologna


'''Biography:''' Italian Franciscan friar, musician, composer, and music historian, and a mentor to Mozart.  The well known and often erroneously attributed ''[[Plaisir d'amour (Jean-Paul-Égide Martini)|Plaisir d'amour]]'' is by a different 'Giovanni', Jean-Paul-Égide Martini.<br>
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==List of choral works==
==List of choral works==
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*[[Adoramus te, Christe (Giovanni Battista Martini)|''Adoramus te, Christe'']] {{LLinkW|mart-ado.pdf|mart-ado.mid|mart-ado.zip|Finale 1998}}
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*[[Dextera Domini (Giovanni Battista Martini)|''Dextera Domini'']] {{LLinkW|mart-dex.pdf|mart-dex.mid|mart-dex.zip|Encore}}
:'''2. Secular works'''
*[[Domine, ad adjuvandum me festina (Giovanni Battista Martini)|''Domine, ad adjuvandum me festina'']] {{Link|www.untraveledroad.com/music/music.htm {{net}}}}
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*[[In monte Oliveti (Giovanni Battista Martini)|''In monte oliveti'']] &nbsp; {{editions|3}}
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*[[Jerusalem surge (Giovanni Battista Martini)|''Jerusalem surge'']] {{LLinkW|mart-jer.pdf|mart-jer.mid|mart-jer.zip|Encore}}
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*[[O salutaris hostia (Giovanni Battista Martini)|''O salutaris hostia'']] {{Link|www.pucpr.edu/diocesis/14cantoral.html {{net}}}}
*[[Populum humilem (Giovanni Battista Martini)|''Populum humilem'']] {{LLinkW|mart-pop.pdf|mart-pop.mid|mart-pop.zip|Encore}}
*[[Quaerite primum regnum Dei (Giovanni Battista Martini)|''Quaerite primum regnum Dei'']] {{LLink|Moz-kv86martini.pdf}}
*[[Terzetto delle campane (Giovanni Battista Martini)|''Terzetto delle campane'']] {{Link|www.cipoo.net/music_a.html {{net}}}}
*''[[Tollite portas (Giovanni Battista Martini)|Tollite portas]]'' &nbsp; ( [{{SERVER}}/wiki/images/d/d6/Mar-toll.pdf {{pdf}}] [{{SERVER}}/wiki/images/9/9f/Tollite_portas.MID {{mid}}] [{{SERVER}}/wiki/images/7/7e/Tollite_portas.MUS Finale 2008] )
*[[Tristis est anima mea (Giovanni Battista Martini)|''Tristis est anima mea'']] &nbsp; {{editions|4}}
*[[Un Dolce Canto (Giovanni Battista Martini)|''Un Dolce Canto'']] {{Link|www.adrianoseccomusic.it/editions.html#editions {{net}}}}
 
 
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==Publications==
==Publications==


==External links==
==External links==


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Latest revision as of 14:10, 6 September 2023

Alias: Giambattista Martini

Life

Born: 24 April 1706, Bologna, Italy

Died: 3 August 1784, Bologna

Biography: Italian Franciscan friar, musician, composer, and music historian, and a mentor to Mozart. The well known and often erroneously attributed Plaisir d'amour is by a different 'Giovanni', Jean-Paul-Égide Martini.

View the Wikipedia article on Giovanni Battista Martini.

List of choral works

1. Sacred works
2. Secular works

 
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Publications

External links

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