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'''Aliases:''' Tomaso Cecchini | '''Aliases:''' Tomaso Cecchini | ||
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* {{NoCo|Laudate Dominum}} ( [{{filepath:Cecchini-Laudate_Dominum.pdf}} {{pdf}}] ) | |||
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Revision as of 16:19, 30 November 2012
Aliases: Tomaso Cecchini
Life
Born: 1580 in Šibenik (Croatia)
Died: 1644
Biography
Tomaso Cecchino spent his entire working life (1603-44) as a choirmaster, organist and composer in cathedrals of Split and Hvar (27 opuses and a number of compositions published in anthologies). Cecchini's collection of madrigals Armonici concetti, libro primo (1612) is the oldest Baroque collection written for the Croatian milieu, while in his mass books (1617,1623,1627,1628) he achieved a particular synthesis of modern expression seconda prattica and somewhat less demanding performing requirements.
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List of choral works
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- Laudate Dominum (
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- Lauda Jerusalem
- Missa quinque vocibus cum parte pro organo, op.14
Amorosi concetti. Madrigali voce sola facili per cantare et sonare nel clavicembalo, chitarone o liuto, libro primo (1612)
Canti spirituali a una, due, et tre voci, op 3 (1613)
Motetti concertati a 2, op. 4 (1613)
Amorosi concetti, il terzo libro de' madrigali, op. 7 (1616)
Salmi et moteti concertati... a quatro voci piene... et un eccho nel fine a otto voci, op. 9 (1616)
Otto messe brevi, facili et ariose... a quattro voci, op. 11 (1617)
Madrigali et canzonette a tre voci... libro primo, op. 11 (1617)
Cinque messe a due voci, op. 23 (1628)
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Publications
- Iz renesanse u barok: Skjavetić, Cecchini, Grgičević, Šibenčanin, Ivančić, ed. Lovro Županović (Spomenici hrvatske glazbene prošlosti Vol 2), Udruženje kompozitora Hrvatske, Zagreb 1971.
- Osam sonata, red. Bojan Bujić (1984), Muzički informativni centar