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Alias: de Mazza Gato

Life

Born: baptized 20 January 1538, in Bari, Kingdom of Naples

Died: 25 September 1603

Biography

Neapolitan Italian composer of the Renaissance.

View the Wikipedia article on Stefano Felis.

List of choral works

Sacred works

Secular works

Other works not listed above (See Template:CheckMissing for possible reasons and solutions)

Sonno, scendesti in terra

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Publications

1579 - Il primo libro de madrigali a sei voci (Madrigals for Six Voices) - Venice, Angelo Gardano

1585 - Liber secundus motectorum (Motets for Five, Six and Eight Voices) - Venice, Angelo Gardano

1585 - Il quarto libro de madrigali a cinque voci, con alcuni à sei, & uno Echo à otto nel ﬁne (Madrigals for Five, Six and Eight Voices) - Venice, Giacomo Vincenti & Ricciardo Amadino

1588 - Missarum sex vocum, liber primus (Masses for Six Voices) - Prague, Georg Nigrinus

1591 - Motectorum cum quinque vocibus, liber tertius (Motets for Five Voices) - Venice, Girolamo Scotto

1591 - Il Sesto libro de Madrigali à Cinque voci, con alcuni a Sei, et un dialogo à Sette nel fine (Madrigals for Five, Six and Seven Voices) - Venice, Scipione Rizzo

1596 - Liber quartus motectorum (Motets for Five, Six and Eight Voices) - Venice, Giacomo Vincenti

1602 - Libro nono di madrigali a cinque voci (Madrigals for Five Voices) - Venice, Giacomo Vincenti

1603 - Missarum quae sex, una excepta quae octo, canuntur vocibus, liber secundus (Masses for Six and Eight Voices) - Venice, Giacomo Vincenti

External websites:

Works by Stefano Felis in the Petrucci Music Library (IMSLP)

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-===''Il primo libro de madrigali a sei voci'' 1579===
+:1579 - ''Il primo libro de madrigali a sei voci'' (Madrigals for Six Voices) - Venice, Angelo Gardano
-Madrigals for Six Voices (Venice, Angelo Gardano)
+:1585 - ''Liber secundus motectorum'' (Motets for Five, Six and Eight Voices) - Venice, Angelo Gardano
-===''Liber secundus motectorum'' 1585===
+:1585 - ''Il quarto libro de madrigali a cinque voci, con alcuni à sei, & uno Echo à otto nel ﬁne'' (Madrigals for Five, Six and Eight Voices) - Venice, Giacomo Vincenti & Ricciardo Amadino
-Motets for Five, Six and Eight Voices (Venice, Angelo Gardano)
+:1588 - ''Missarum sex vocum, liber primus'' (Masses for Six Voices) - Prague, Georg Nigrinus
-===''Il quarto libro de madrigali a cinque voci, con alcuni à sei, & uno Echo à otto nel ﬁne'' 1585===
+:1591 - ''Motectorum cum quinque vocibus, liber tertius'' (Motets for Five Voices) - Venice, Girolamo Scotto
-Madrigals for Five, Six and Eight Voices (Venice, Giacomo Vincenti & Ricciardo Amadino)
+:1591 - ''Il Sesto libro de Madrigali à Cinque voci, con alcuni a Sei, et un dialogo à Sette nel fine'' (Madrigals for Five, Six and Seven Voices) - Venice, Scipione Rizzo
-===''Missarum sex vocum ... liber primus'' 1588===
+:1596 - {{NoCo|Liber quartus motectorum}} (Motets for Five, Six and Eight Voices) - Venice, Giacomo Vincenti
-Masses for Six Voices (Prague, Georg Nigrinus)
+:1602 - ''Libro nono di madrigali a cinque voci'' (Madrigals for Five Voices) - Venice, Giacomo Vincenti
-===''Motectorum cum quinque vocibus. Liber tertius'' 1591===
+:1603 - ''Missarum quae sex, una excepta quae octo, canuntur vocibus, liber secundus'' (Masses for Six and Eight Voices) - Venice, Giacomo Vincenti
-Motets for Five Voices (Venice, Girolamo Scotto)
-===''Il Sesto libro de Madrigali à Cinque voci, con alcuni a Sei, et un dialogo à Sette nel fine'' 1591===
-Madrigals for Five, Six and Seven Voices (Venice, Scipione Rizzo)
-==={{NoCo|Liber quartus motectorum}} 1596===
-Motets for Five, Six and Eight Voices. (Venetia, Apud Jacobum Vincentium, 1596),
-::'''Quinis Vocibus'''<br>
-#{{NoCo|Sana me Domine}}
-#{{NoCo|Iudica me Deus}} ''(Prima parte)''
-#{{NoCo|Quia tu es Deus}} ''(Secunda parte, included in the first part)''
-#{{NoCo|Caro mea vere est cibus}}
-#{{NoCo|Paratum cor meum}} ''(Prima parte)''
-#{{NoCo|Exurge gloria mea}} ''(Secunda parte, included in the first part)''
-#{{NoCo|Filiæ Hierusalem}}
-#{{NoCo|Quem vidistis Pastores}}
-#{{NoCo|Stephanus vidit cælos apertos}}
-#{{NoCo|O sacrum convivium}}
-#{{NoCo|Hæc dies quam fecit Dominus}}
-#[[Exaudi Domine (Ioannes Baptista Vanelli)]]
-#{{NoCo|Adiutor meus esto Deus}}<br> '''Senis vocibus'''<br>
-#{{NoCo|Regina cæli}}
-#{{NoCo|Exaltata est}}
-#{{NoCo|Benedictus Deus}}
-#{{NoCo|Ardens est cor meum}}<br> '''Octonis vocibus'''<br>
-#{{NoCo|Cantate Domino}}
-#{{NoCo|Exultate Deo}}
-#{{NoCo|Lætentur cæli}}
-===''Libro nono di madrigali a cinque voci'' 1602===
-Madrigals for Five Voices (Venice, Giacomo Vincenti)
-===''Missarum quae sex, una excepta quae octo, canuntur vocibus, liber secundus'' 1603===
-Masses for Six and Eight Voices (Venice, Giacomo Vincenti)
-==External links==
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