Córdoba

Capilla Real de Granada. Archivo de Música

Institutions:

Catedral de Málaga. Archivo Capitular

Catedral de Sevilla. Archivo Musical

Catedral de Zamora. Archivo Capitular

Periods of service:

antes de 1757 Catedral de Córdoba (?)

1757 (IX-6)-1822 Capilla Real de Granada (maestro de capilla)

1767 Catedral de Sevilla (opositor)

1767 Catedral de Málaga (opositor)

1768 Catedral de Zamora (opositor)

References:

According to Mª Angustias Ortiz (1999-2002), there are some 221 works atributed to Caballero (and a few others attributed to him by López-Calo) in the Capilla Real in Granada, Ávila, and El Escorial.

Submission’s author:

Mercedes Castillo-Ferreira

Caballero [Cavallero], Antonio

Córdoba?, 1728? — Granada, 1822

chapelmaster / maestro de capilla, composer / compositor/a

Details

Birth date:

15/3 (1460)

Death date:

16/1 (1516)

Nationality:

Capilla de Fernando el Católico

Institutions:

Locations:

singer / cantante, composer / compositor/a

Aragón

Submission’s author:

Fernando Sánchez-Pérez

Contreras, Antonio

España, ca. 1460 - d. after 1516

Details

Birth date:

15/3 (?)

Death date:

16/1 (?)

Nationality:

Capilla de Fernando el Católico

Institutions:

Biography:

According to Tess Knighton, the two songs in Cancionero de Palacio could belong to: Alonso Martínez de Córdoba or Alonso Ruyz de Córdoba, both singers in the Royal Chapel of Aragon.

Locations:

singer / cantante, composer / compositor/a

Aragón

Comunidad de Madrid›Madrid›Madrid (ciudad)

Submission’s author:

Fernando Sánchez-Pérez

Córdoba [Córdova], Alonso de

Spain, XV - XVI

Details

Birth date:

16/4 (1590)

Death date:

17/2 (1638)

Nationality:

Real Monasterio de la Encarnación, Madrid

Institutions:

Periods of service:

1606-1612: lieutenant Chapelmaster at the Royal Chapel of Felipe III

1616-?: Chapelmaster at Colegiata de Lerma (Burgos)

1623-1624: Chapelmaster at Real Monasterio de la Encarnación (Madrid)

1624-?: Chapelmaster at Catedral de Córdoba

Locations:

chapelmaster / maestro de capilla, composer / compositor/a, theorist / teórico

Andalucía›Granada›Granada (ciudad)

Castilla y León›Burgos›Lerma

Comunidad de Madrid›Madrid›Alcalá de Henares

Comunidad de Madrid›Madrid›Madrid (ciudad)

Submission’s author:

Antoni Llofriu

Díaz Besón [Días Bessón], Gabriel

Alcalá de Henares, Madrid, c1590 - Madrid, 6 November 1638

Details

Birth date:

16/2 (?)

Death date:

17/1 (1615)

Nationality:

Institutions:

Periods of service:

1567 (24-IV) — 1615 Catedral de Córdoba

Locations:

chapelmaster / maestro de capilla, composer / compositor/a

Andalucía›Granada›Granada (ciudad)

Submission’s author:

Emilio Ros-Fábregas

Durán de la Cueva, Jerónimo

Granada? — Córdoba, 1615 (7-I)

Details

Birth date:

18/1 (1716)

Death date:

19/1 (1804)

Nationality:

Institutions:

Catedral de Segovia. Archivo Capitular

Conservatorio de Napoli/Naples/Nápoles

Periods of service:

1725 — 1734 Catedral de Córdoba, mozo de coro

1734 Conservatorio de Nápoles

1741 (12-VI) — 1751 (22-XII) Catedral de Segovia, maestro de capilla

1752 (17-II) — 1780 (7-IX) Catedral de Córdoba, maestro de capilla

Locations:

chapelmaster / maestro de capilla, composer / compositor/a

Castilla y León›Segovia›Segovia (ciudad)

Castilla y León›Valladolid›Valladolid (ciudad)

Comunidad de Madrid›Madrid›Madrid (ciudad)

Other countries›Europa›Italia›Napoli/Naples/Nápoles

Submission’s author:

Emilio Ros-Fábregas

González Gaitán [Gaytán] Arteaga, Juan Manuel

Córdoba, 1716 (24-VI) — Córdoba, 1804

Details

Birth date:

18/2 (?)

Death date:

18/4 (?)

Nationality:

Biography:

Unknown composer. The manuscript E-C 143 contains an Officium and Missa defunctorum by Antonio Hidalgo copied in 1760.

A contemporary organ builder and organist named Juan Antonio de Bartolomé Hidalgo (Bañares, La Rioja, ? — Granada, 10-V-1805) was active in Plasencia (Cáceres) and Granada in the 1770s. At the archive of Granada cathedral, a Miserere for 12 voices with instrumental accompaniment copied in 1777 is ascribed to "Hidalgo"; Juan Ruiz Jiménez suggests that this piece could be by this organist.

Perhaps Antonio Hidalgo, the composer present in E-C 143, is the same person as the organ builder and organist Juan Antonio de Bartolomé Hidalgo.

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