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{{Aliases|Jean de Macque}}
==Life==
==Life==
'''Born:''' 1548 (uncertain)
'''Born:''' c. 1548-50 in Valenciennes


'''Died:''' 1614
'''Died:''' September 1614
 
'''Biography'''
 
Macque's birthplace appears in his motets of 1596 and the date is estimated from his voice breaking by December 1563, when he left the Viennese chapel. He studied with [[Philippe de Monte]] and was in Rome by 1574. In 1585 he joined the household of [[Carlo Gesualdo]] in Naples and became organist at several churches; his pupils included [[Giovanni Maria Trabaci]], [[Ascanio Mayone]] and [[Luigi Rossi]].


'''Biography'''<br>
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==List of choral works==
==List of choral works==
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===Secular===
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===Sacred===
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==Publications==
==Publications==
===''Il Sesto Libro de Madrigali à Cinque Voci'', 1613===
*''Il primo libro de madrigali a sei voci'' (Venice, 1576)
Sixth Book of Madrigals. (Venetia Aere Bartholomei Magni, 1613)
* {{NoCo|Madrigali a quattro, a cinque et sei voci}}, 1579 (4vv missing)
 
*''Madrigaletti e napolitane a sei voci'' (Venice, 1581)
#{{NoCo|Cantan gl'augelli}} ''(Prima parte)''
*''Secondo libro de madrigaletti et napolitane a sei voci'' (Venice, 1582)
#{{NoCo|Le Ninfe}} ''(Seconda parte included in the Prima parte)''
**issued jointly with 1581 vol. as ''Madrigaletti et canzonette napolitane a sei voci'' (Antwerp, 1600)
#{{NoCo|Tu segui o bella Clori}}
*''Madrigali, 5vv'' (Venice, 1583), lost
#{{NoCo|Vidi fillide mia}}
*''Il primo libro de madrigali a quattro voci'' (Venice, 1586)
#{{NoCo|O gran stupore}} ''(Prima parte)''
*''Il secondo libro de madrigali a cinque voci'' (Venice, 1587)
#{{NoCo|O gran stupore}} ''(Seconda parte included in the Prima parte)''
*''Il secondo libro de madrigali a sei voci'' (Venice, 1589, inc.)
#{{NoCo|Tutta leggiadr' è bella}} ''(Prima parte)''
*''Motectorum quinque sex et otto vocum, liber primus'' (Rome, 1596, inc.)
#{{NoCo|Deh non danzar Soletta}} ''(Seconda parte included in the Prima parte)''
*''Il terzo libro de madrigali a cinque voci'' (Ferrara, 1597, inc.)
#{{NoCo|I tuoi capelli o Filli}} ''(Prima parte)''
*''Il quarto libro de madrigali a cinque voci'' (Naples, 1599)
#{{NoCo|Spesso gli lego}} ''(Seconda parte)''
*''Il terzo libro de madrigali a quattro voci'' (Naples, 1610)
#{{NoCo|Basse son queste rime}} ''(Terza parte)''
* {{NoCo|Il sesto libro de madrigali a cinque voci}}, (Venice, 1613)
#{{NoCo|Io piango ò Filli}} ''(Quarta  et ultima parte)''
#{{NoCo|Tu ti lagni al mio pianto}}
#{{NoCo|Fuggia la nott' e la seguian le stella}}
#{{NoCo|La mia doglia s'avanza}}
#{{NoCo|Incenerit' e'l petto}}
#{{NoCo|Quella vermiglia rosa}}
#{{NoCo|Son acqua viva}} ''(Prima parte)''
#{{NoCo|Gode qui Delia}} ''(Seconda parte included in the Prima parte)''
#{{NoCo|Deh se pietosa sei}} ''(Prima parte)''
#{{NoCo|Per te Vergine eletta}} ''(Seconda parte included in the Prima parte)''


==External links==
==External links==
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Latest revision as of 18:41, 18 February 2023

Alias: Jean de Macque

Life

Born: c. 1548-50 in Valenciennes

Died: September 1614

Biography

Macque's birthplace appears in his motets of 1596 and the date is estimated from his voice breaking by December 1563, when he left the Viennese chapel. He studied with Philippe de Monte and was in Rome by 1574. In 1585 he joined the household of Carlo Gesualdo in Naples and became organist at several churches; his pupils included Giovanni Maria Trabaci, Ascanio Mayone and Luigi Rossi.

View the Wikipedia article on Giovanni de Macque.

List of choral works

Secular

Sacred

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


Click here to search for this composer on CPDL

Publications

  • Il primo libro de madrigali a sei voci (Venice, 1576)
  • Madrigali a quattro, a cinque et sei voci, 1579 (4vv missing)
  • Madrigaletti e napolitane a sei voci (Venice, 1581)
  • Secondo libro de madrigaletti et napolitane a sei voci (Venice, 1582)
    • issued jointly with 1581 vol. as Madrigaletti et canzonette napolitane a sei voci (Antwerp, 1600)
  • Madrigali, 5vv (Venice, 1583), lost
  • Il primo libro de madrigali a quattro voci (Venice, 1586)
  • Il secondo libro de madrigali a cinque voci (Venice, 1587)
  • Il secondo libro de madrigali a sei voci (Venice, 1589, inc.)
  • Motectorum quinque sex et otto vocum, liber primus (Rome, 1596, inc.)
  • Il terzo libro de madrigali a cinque voci (Ferrara, 1597, inc.)
  • Il quarto libro de madrigali a cinque voci (Naples, 1599)
  • Il terzo libro de madrigali a quattro voci (Naples, 1610)
  • Il sesto libro de madrigali a cinque voci, (Venice, 1613)

External links

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