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Cappella Giulia, Roma

Editor: 
Pilar Gastou

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Title MS / Print Date Composers
V-CVbav C.G. XII.3 MS 16/2 (1543) Escribano [Scrivano], Juan [Scribanus, Iohannes], Morales, Cristóbal de
V-CVbav C.G. [RISM V1436] Print 17/1 (1605) Victoria, Tomás Luis de

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Birth date: 
16/1 (1500)
Death date: 
16/3 (1571)
Nationality: 
Italian
Institutions: 
Cappella Giulia, Roma
Corte Medicea, Firenze/Florence/Florencia
Locations: 
Comunidad Valenciana›Castelló de la Plana›Segorbe
Other countries›Europa›Italia›Firenze/Florence/Florencia
Other countries›Europa›Italia›Roma
Submission’s author: 
Andrea Puentes-Blanco
Giuseppe Fiorentino
Animuccia, Giovanni
Firenze, ca. 1500 — Roma, 20-III.1571
chapelmaster / maestro de capilla, composer / compositor/a

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Birth date: 
16/2 (?)
Death date: 
16/4 (?)
Nationality: 
French
Institutions: 
Cappella Giulia, Roma
Periods of service: 
1552—1554 Cappella Giulia, singer (intermittently)
Locations: 
Castilla y León›Valladolid›Valladolid (ciudad)
Other countries›Europa›France/Francia›Langres
Other countries›Europa›Italia›Roma
Submission’s author: 
Andrea Puentes-Blanco
Barrè, Antonio
Langres — fl Rome, 1551–72
singer / cantante, composer / compositor/a
printer, editor, book dealer / impresor, editor, librero

Details

Birth date: 
16/1 (1513)
Death date: 
16/3 (1574)
Nationality: 
Italian
Institutions: 
Cappella Giulia, Roma
Cappella Papale, Roma
Periods of service: 
1546: "magister puerorum" in the Cappella Giulia
1548: "maestro di cappella" at S. Petronio, Bologna
1551: singer in the papal chapel
Locations: 
Other countries›Europa›Italia›Bologna
Other countries›Europa›Italia›Roma
Submission’s author: 
Antoni Llofriu Prohens
Ferrabosco [Ferabosco], Domenico Maria
Bologna, 14 Feb 1513 - Bologna, Feb 1574
singer / cantante, composer / compositor/a

Details

Birth date: 
16/2 (1540)
Death date: 
17/1 (1601)
Nationality: 
Italian
Institutions: 
Cappella Giulia, Roma
Biography: 

The singer Alessandro Merlo has been confused with the composer Alessandro Romano; this confusion is maintained in RISM and in the Printed Sacred Music Database. According to Sherr (p. 464), Merlo's career "makes it nearly impossible for Merlo to be the same person as the composer Alessandro Romano, with whom he has been confused since the 19th century. Romano, who claimed to be a pupil of Willaert and Rore, published his first book of madrigals in 1554 (when Merlo was a choirboy in the Cappella Giulia)". 

Locations: 
Other countries›Europa›Italia›Roma
Submission’s author: 
Emilio Ros-Fábregas
Merlo, Alessandro [Alexander]
Roma, ca. 1540 — Roma, 22-IV-1601
singer (tenor) / cantante (tenor), singer (bass) / cantante (bajo)

Details

Nationality: 
Italian
Institutions: 
Cappella Giulia, Roma
Submission’s author: 
Andrea Puentes-Blanco
Perusini, Federico Mario
scribe / copista

Details

Birth date: 
16/1 (1510)
Death date: 
16/4 (1577)
Nationality: 
French
Institutions: 
Cappella Giulia, Roma
Biography: 

"his madrigals were published under various italianized formes of his name (Rosselli, Rossello, Roscelli, etc.)"

Locations: 
Other countries›Europa›Italia›Roma
Submission’s author: 
Antoni Llofriu Prohens
Roussel, François [Rosselli, Francesco]
c1510 - after 1577
chapelmaster / maestro de capilla, composer / compositor/a

How to cite

Pilar Gastou, "Cappella Giulia, Roma", Books of Hispanic Polyphony, ed. E. Ros-Fábregas (accession date: 01 Mar 2021), https://hispanicpolyphony.eu/taxonomy/term/5153