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==Life== | ==Life== | ||
'''Born:''' ?, Foggia | '''Born:''' ?, Foggia | ||
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'''Died:''' 1625, Torino | '''Died:''' 1625, Torino | ||
'''Biography''' | '''Biography''' | ||
Enrico Radesca was an Italian composer and organist. | Enrico Radesca was an Italian composer and organist. | ||
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From 1597 until 1615 he was organist at the Turin Cathedral. In 1615 he became its choir director. Enrico was also a musician at the House of Savoy, first at the service of Don Amedeo, illegitimate son of Carlo Emanuele I, and then the Court's ''maestro di cappella''. | From 1597 until 1615 he was organist at the Turin Cathedral. In 1615 he became its choir director. Enrico was also a musician at the House of Savoy, first at the service of Don Amedeo, illegitimate son of Carlo Emanuele I, and then the Court's ''maestro di cappella''. | ||
Enrico composed both sacred and secular music. In Venice were published his ''Messa con mottetti 8 vv. bc.'' (now lost) and ''Messe et motetti a 8 v. con b.c. Libro primo, Op. XI'' (1620), containing two masses and twelve motets. Between 1605 and 1610 | Enrico composed both sacred and secular music. In Venice were published his ''Messa con mottetti 8 vv. bc.'' (now lost) and ''Messe et motetti a 8 v. con b.c. Libro primo, Op. XI'' (1620), containing two masses and twelve motets. Between 1605 and 1610 he published four books of ''Canzonette, madrigali et arie alla romana a due voci, per cantare et sonare con il chitarrone o spinetta''; the first of the books was edited in Milan. | ||
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==List of choral works== | ==List of choral works== | ||
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==Publications== | ==Publications== | ||
* {{NoCo|Canzonette a due voci, libro 1}} 1606 | * {{NoCo|Canzonette a due voci, libro 1}} 1606 | ||
* {{NoCo|Canzonette a due voci, libro 2}} 1606 | * {{NoCo|Canzonette a due voci, libro 2}} 1606 | ||
* ''Canzonette a due voci, libro 4'' 1610 | |||
* {{NoCo|Canzonette a due voci, libro 3}} 1616 (reprint, date of first printing unknown) | |||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
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Latest revision as of 00:01, 27 October 2023
Life
Born: ?, Foggia
Died: 1625, Torino
Biography
Enrico Radesca was an Italian composer and organist.
From 1597 until 1615 he was organist at the Turin Cathedral. In 1615 he became its choir director. Enrico was also a musician at the House of Savoy, first at the service of Don Amedeo, illegitimate son of Carlo Emanuele I, and then the Court's maestro di cappella.
Enrico composed both sacred and secular music. In Venice were published his Messa con mottetti 8 vv. bc. (now lost) and Messe et motetti a 8 v. con b.c. Libro primo, Op. XI (1620), containing two masses and twelve motets. Between 1605 and 1610 he published four books of Canzonette, madrigali et arie alla romana a due voci, per cantare et sonare con il chitarrone o spinetta; the first of the books was edited in Milan.
View the Italian Wikipedia article on Enrico Radesca. (English translation by Google)
List of choral works
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Publications
- Canzonette a due voci, libro 1 1606
- Canzonette a due voci, libro 2 1606
- Canzonette a due voci, libro 4 1610
- Canzonette a due voci, libro 3 1616 (reprint, date of first printing unknown)
External links
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