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eredi di Antonio Blado (Camerali)

Birth and death dates: 
Asola, nr Mantua, 1490 — Rome, 1567
Birth date: 
15/4 (1490)
Death date: 
16/3 (1567)
Nationality: 
Italian
Type of non-musician: 
printer, editor, book dealer / impresor, editor, librero
Biography: 

According to Thomas W. Bridges, Antonio Blado (b Asola, nr Mantua, 1490 — d Rome, 1567) printed more than 1200 editions in Rome between 1516 and 1567; he was, after Valerio Dorico, the second Roman printer to print music from movable type in a single impression. "Blado's heirs included his widow Paola (d 1588) and sons Paolo (d 1594) and Stefano (d 1585). The latter's marriage to Livia Dorico linked the Blado firm with one of its most important competitors (as had daughter Agnese's marriage to Giovanni Osmarino Gigliotti).... After Paolo's death the business was continued until 1609 by Paolo's widow Porzia (d 1624) and by her daughter Isabella and son-in-law Geremia Guelfi until 1626, although not under the Blado name after 1609".

Locations: 
Other countries›Europa›Italia›Roma

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Signature: 
VAcp-Mus/CM-LP-16 r. 3777
Archive / Library: 
Real Colegio Seminario de Corpus Christi (Patriarca), Valencia. Archivo y Biblioteca de Música
Date: 
16/3 (1570)
No. of works: 
42
Genre: 
Sacred vocal›Lauda
Sacred vocal›Motet
Sacred vocal›Psalm
Provenance/Origins/Place of publication: 
Other countries›Europa›Italia›Roma
MS / Print: 
Print
Printer: 
eredi di Antonio Blado (Camerali)
Paper / Parchment: 
Paper
Physical description: 

Description elaborated by Vicente Fraile Castellano and Rosa Isusi-Fagoaga during the 2011 project to catalogue music holdings at the Real Colegio Seminario de Corpus Christi in Valencia, financed by CulturArts. Música; the catalogue is available through Biblioteca Valenciana http://www.bv.gva.es. Rosa Isusi Fagoaga, who very generously sent us the descriptions of all these polyphonic choirbooks at E-VAcp, is preparing a publication about them:

"Animuccia, Giovanni
 Il secondo libro delle laudi [Música notada] : dove si contenono mottetti, psalmi et altre diverse cose spirituali vulgari, et latine / Di Gio: Animuccia. -- Roma : Per gli heredi di Antonio Blado stampatori camerali, 1570
   8 partes ; 23 cm
   Se trata de una colección de 25 motetes y salmos en latín y 17 laude en italiano
   Partes de Canto I ; Canto II ; Alto I ; Alto II ; Tenor I ; Tenor II ; Bajo I ; Bajo II
   Signaturas antiguas: SJR (V) 64-71 ; Libro de Partituras nº 16".

For a description see also Printed Sacred Music Database: http://www.printed-sacred-music.org/manuscripts/00000000000160

Origin and/or generic typology of sources: 
1. Sources of polyphony in the Hispanic world and/or sources of Hispanic polyphony in any country
1b—With non-Hispanic repertory
2. Sources of polyphony in Spain of non-Hispanic provenance
2b—With non-Hispanic repertory
Concordant Prints: 
P-Cug MI 071/075 [RISM A1238]
Composers: 
Animuccia, Giovanni
Submission’s author: 
Antoni Llofriu
Emilio Ros-Fábregas
Pilar Gastou
E-VAcp 16 [RISM A1238]
Il secondo libro delle laudi, dove si contengono motteti, salmi et altre diverse cose spirituali...

Details

Signature: 
M71 and M75
Archive / Library: 
Biblioteca Geral da Universidade, Coimbra, Portugal
Date: 
16/3 (1570)
Genre: 
Sacred vocal›Lauda
Sacred vocal›Motet
Sacred vocal›Psalm
Provenance/Origins/Place of publication: 
Other countries›Europa›Italia›Roma
MS / Print: 
Print
Printer: 
eredi di Antonio Blado (Camerali)
Paper / Parchment: 
Paper
Physical description: 

Extant partbooks: S1 and S2.

Origin and/or generic typology of sources: 
1. Sources of polyphony in the Hispanic world and/or sources of Hispanic polyphony in any country
1b—With non-Hispanic repertory
Concordant Prints: 
E-VAcp 16 [RISM A1238]
Composers: 
Animuccia, Giovanni
Submission’s author: 
Emilio Ros-Fábregas
P-Cug MI 071/075 [RISM A1238]
Il secondo libro delle laudi, dove si contengono motteti, salmi et altre diverse cose spirituali...
Submitted by: Emilio Ros-Fábregas - 02 Feb 2018
Last modified: - 15 Feb 2020

How to cite

Emilio Ros-Fábregas, "eredi di Antonio Blado (Camerali) ", Books of Hispanic Polyphony, ed. E. Ros-Fábregas (accession date: 01 Mar 2021), https://hispanicpolyphony.eu/person/26077