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Passacaille Del Seigneur Luigi by Luigi Rossi
Luigi Rossi
Artist Biography For Luigi Rossi
Luigi Rossi Ca. 1597 - 20 February 1653 Was An Italian Baroque Composer. Rossi Was Born In Torremaggiore A Small Town Near Foggia In The Ancient Kingdom Of Naples And At An Early Age He Went To Naples. There He Studied Music With The Franco-Flemish Composer Jean De Macque Who Was Organist Of The Santa Casa Dell’Annunziata And Maestro Di Cappella To The Spanish Viceroy. Rossi Later Entered The Service Of The Caetanis Dukes Of Traetta. Luigi Rossi Composed Just Two Operas Il Palazzo Incantato Which Was Given At Rome In 1642 And Orfeo Written After He Was Invited By Cardinal Mazarin In 1646 To Go To Paris For That Purpose And Given Its Premiere There In 1647. Rossi Returned To France In 1648 Hoping To Write Another Opera But No Production Was Possible Because The Court Had Sought Refuge Outside Paris. Rossi Returned To Rome By 1650 And Never Attempted Anything More For The Stage. A Collection Of Cantatas Published In 1646 Describes Him As Musician To Cardinal Antonio Barberini And Giacomo Antonio Perti In 1688 Speaks Of Him Along With Carissimi And Cesti As "the Three Greatest Lights Of Our Profession." Rossi Is Noteworthy Principally For His Chamber-Cantatas Which Are Among The Finest That The 17th Century Produced. A Large Quantity Are In Manuscripts In The British Library And In Christ Church Library Oxford. La Gelosia Printed By F.A. Gevaert In Les Gloires D'Italie Is An Admirable Specimen. He Left About 300 Cantatas In Total.
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Biography - Luigi Rossi
Luigi Rossi Ca. 1597 - 20 February 1653 Was An Italian Baroque Composer. Rossi Was Born In Torremaggiore A Small Town Near Foggia In The Ancient Kingdom Of Naples And At An Early Age He Went To Naples. There He Studied Music With The Franco-Flemish Composer Jean De Macque Who Was Organist Of The Santa Casa Dell’Annunziata And Maestro Di Cappella To The Spanish Viceroy. Rossi Later Entered The Service Of The Caetanis Dukes Of Traetta. Luigi Rossi Composed Just Two Operas Il Palazzo Incantato Which Was Given At Rome In 1642 And Orfeo Written After He Was Invited By Cardinal Mazarin In 1646 To Go To Paris For That Purpose And Given Its Premiere There In 1647. Rossi Returned To France In 1648 Hoping To Write Another Opera But No Production Was Possible Because The Court Had Sought Refuge Outside Paris. Rossi Returned To Rome By 1650 And Never Attempted Anything More For The Stage. A Collection Of Cantatas Published In 1646 Describes Him As Musician To Cardinal Antonio Barberini And Giacomo Antonio Perti In 1688 Speaks Of Him Along With Carissimi And Cesti As "the Three Greatest Lights Of Our Profession." Rossi Is Noteworthy Principally For His Chamber-Cantatas Which Are Among The Finest That The 17th Century Produced. A Large Quantity Are In Manuscripts In The British Library And In Christ Church Library Oxford. La Gelosia Printed By F.A. Gevaert In Les Gloires D'Italie Is An Admirable Specimen. He Left About 300 Cantatas In Total.
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