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IL RITORNO D'ULISSE IN PATRIA - STAGEBILL - SPRING SEASON 2002 by CLAUDIO MONTEVERDI, 2002 Lettere (Studi e testi per la storia della musica) by Claudio Monteverdi, 1994 Poppea - Vocal (Opera) Score by By Claudio Monteverdi, 1998-12-01 Lasciatemi Morire! Sheet Music by Claudio Monteverdi, 2010-03-07 Divino Claudio Ein monteverdi roman by Laszlo Passuth, 1982 The New Monteverdi Companion by Denis Arnold, Nigel Fortune, 1985-09 Claudio Monteverdi: Webster's Timeline History, 1567 - 2007 by Icon Group International, 2009-04-16 Monteverdi's Musical Theatre by Professor Tim Carter, Tim Carter, 2002-11-01 Monteverdi Madrigals (BBC Music Guides) by Denis Arnold, 1996-03 Monteverdi Church Music (BBC Music Guides) by Denis Arnold, 1982-01 Divining the Oracle: Monteverdi's Seconda prattica by Massimo Ossi, 2003-07-15 Monteverdi by Paolo Fabbri, 2007-02-12 Monteverdi in Venice by Denis Stevens, 2001-01 Monteverdi: Creator of Modern Music (Da Capo Press Music Reprint Series) by Leo Schrade, 1979-06

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41. Claudio Monteverdi - The First Truly Great Composer [Index]
    Brief biography, key works, timeline, quotes, recommended recordings, and additional resources and links.  
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    Translate this page Photographies, CDs, Books, Links, claudio monteverdi. Master Composers. claudiomonteverdi, claudio monteverdi (1567-1643), Biography (in German only).  
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    Extractions: Der Komponist Claudio Monteverdi wurde am 15. Mai 1567 im italienischen Cremona getauft, sein Geburtsdatum ist unbekannt. Mit 15 Jahren begann er, Musikunterricht bei dem Komponisten Marc' Antonio Ingegneri in Cremona zu nehmen und schrieb dort sein erstes geistliches Werk. 1590 kam er als Sänger und Violaspieler an den Hof zu Mantua und wurde 1602 dort Hofkapellmeister. 1607 wurde in Mantua auch sein 'L'Orfeo' uraufgeführt, 'Klassiker' der Opernliteratur und eigentlicher Anfang der Gattung Oper. Im Jahr 1613 wurde Monteverdi zum musikalischen Leiter der Markuskirche in Venedig ernannt, wo er bis zu seinem Tode tätig war. Sein kompositorisches Schaffen umfaßt neben Opern weltliche und geistliche Vokalmusikwerke. Die Anzahl der Kompositionen Monteverdis ist nicht bekannt: Viele seiner Manuskripte hatte er im Palast von Mantua gelassen, der 1630 geplündert und teilweise zerstört wurde. Monteverdi starb am 29. November 1643 in Venedig. WebGuide

43. Claudio Monteverdi, 1567-1643
    claudio monteverdi, 15761643. Born in Cremona 1567, he studied musicin his teens and went to Mantova to become court musician.  
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    Extractions: Born in Cremona 1567, he studied music in his teens and went to Mantova to become court musician. He was appointed maestro di capella there aged 34 and stayed until the age of 45. From then (1613) until his death in 1643 he was maestro di capella at the famous basilica di San Marco in Venezia. His job there was, of course, to compose and play spiritual music for the masses, but he never stopped composing operas which he had started to do at the court of Mantova. If Lasso was the greatest composer of the Renaissance, then Monteverdi was his worthy successor for the early Baroque age. Although his style is clearly influenced by Renaissance polyphony - after all, he did learn his craft in the era -, it is a style of its own. Some musicologists say that his L'Orfeo (1607) was the first opera ever, but this can be battled about. Whatever the case, he led the genre to a first climax in that he composed the music not according to strict academic rules, but but in order to emphasise the emotion required by the plot. No wonder he was especially interested in plots that contained a wide variety of down-to-earth emotions. The best example is his final masterwork, L'incoronazione di Poppea (1642), exceptional in that its protagonists are not ancient greek gods and heroes, but real people, and in that good does not triumph over evil. IMO no composer has ever after rendered emotions as directly, intuitively understandable as he did. No opera has ever really

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45. WQXR: Classical Music Scene
    Grove Concise Dictionary of Music entry at WQXR radio with life, education, influences, family, noted achievements and innovations, and selected works.  
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47. Monteverdi, Claudio At Musica.co.uk
    claudio monteverdi Baptized 15 May 1567 in Cremona, Italy Died 29 November 1643 inVenice, Italy A prolific composer and musical pioneer, monteverdi’s works  
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    Extractions: Claudio Monteverdi was afforded a comfortable childhood through his father’s position as a doctor, surgeon, and pharmacist. The eldest of six, Monteverdi quickly expressed an interest in music. He studied composition under Marc’Antonio Ingegner and also displayed considerable talent as a singer and instrumentalist. By the young age of 15, Monteverdi published his first collection of works, embarking in earnest on a career as a musician and composer. In 1590, he received his first position of note and moved to Mantua to serve under famed aristocrat, Duke Vincenzo Gonzaga. The Mantuan court proved an encouraging influence on Monteverdi, who was aided by the presence of such masters as Flemish composer, Giaches de Wert. Some of these early compositional gains are evident in Monteverdi’s third book of Madrigals, published in 1592. Although initially positioned low within the Duke’s musical ranks, such efforts caused his reputation to rise considerably during the 1590s. This afforded Monteverdi the opportunity to travel as he accompanied the Duke on expeditions to Hungary and Holland.

48. Monteverdi, Claudio
    Translate this page La obra fundamental de claudio monteverdi. monteverdi, claudio (Cremona, Italia,bautizado el 15-5-1567 / Venecia, Italia, 29-11-1643). Compositor italiano.  
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49. Monteverdi, Claudio
    monteverdi, claudio, klou'dyO mOntAver'dE Pronunciation Key. monteverdi, claudio, 1567–1643, Italian composer; first great figure in the history of opera.  
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    Extractions: Pronunciation Key Monteverdi, Claudio , Italian composer; first great figure in the history of opera. His earliest published works, a set of three motifs, appeared when he was only 15. In 1590 he entered the service of the duke of Mantua, becoming choir master in the ducal court in 1601. Monteverdi's first opera, Orfeo, performed at Mantua in 1607, was revolutionary in its combination of dramatic power and expressive orchestral accompaniment. Of his next opera, Arianna (1608), only the celebrated lament, which Monteverdi himself arranged as a five-part madrigal, is extant. In 1613, Monteverdi was appointed choirmaster of St. Mark's, Venice, where he remained until his death. He took holy orders in 1632. Although he wrote mostly church music after settling in Venice, he continued to develop his dramatic gifts in many secular madrigals and dramatic cantatas such as Il combattimento di Tancredi e di Clorinda (1624). After the first public opera house opened in Venice in 1637, the aged Monteverdi produced his last operas, including

50. Monteverdi, Claudio
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51. Monteverdi,Claudio (1567-1643)
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52. Claudio Zuan Antonio Monteverdi
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    Extractions: † 29. Nov. 1643 in Venedig Der Komponist Claudio Monteverdi wurde am 15. Mai 1567 im italienischen Cremona getauft, sein Geburtsdatum ist unbekannt. Mit 15 Jahren begann er, Musikunterricht bei dem Komponisten Marc' Antonio Ingegneri in Cremona zu nehmen und schrieb dort sein erstes geistliches Werk. 1590 kam er als Sänger und Violaspieler an den Hof zu Mantua und wurde 1602 dort Hofkapellmeister. 1607 wurde in Mantua auch sein 'L'Orfeo' uraufgeführt, 'Klassiker' der Opernliteratur und eigentlicher Anfang der Gattung Oper. Im Jahr 1613 wurde Monteverdi zum musikalischen Leiter der Markuskirche in Venedig ernannt, wo er bis zu seinem Tode tätig war. Sein kompositorisches Schaffen umfaßt neben Opern weltliche und geistliche Vokalmusikwerke. Die Anzahl der Kompositionen Monteverdis ist nicht bekannt: Viele seiner Manuskripte hatte er im Palast von Mantua gelassen, der 1630 geplündert und teilweise zerstört wurde. Monteverdi starb am 29. November 1643 in Venedig. Opern La Favola d'Orfeo (Orfeo) favola in musica 3 Bilder, 1 Prolog

53. Compare Prices And Read Reviews On Classical Monteverdi, Claudio Music At Epinio
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54. Monteverdi, Claudio (1567-1643)
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55. Monteverdi, Claudio (1567 - 1643)
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    Extractions: wurde am 15. Mai 1567 in Cremona geboren und starb am 29. November 1643 in Venedig. Monteverdi, Sohn eines Arztes, begann sehr früh mit dem Studium von Viola, Orgel und Komposition. 1582 wurde sein erstes Werk, die 'Sacre cantiunculae' veröffentlicht. 1587 versuchte er sich mit 'Il primo libro de Madrigali' als größter Madrigalkomponist seiner Zeit Anerkennung zu verschaffen. Auf diese Sammlung folgten noch fünf weitere Schriften. Das fünfte Madrigalbuch war von entscheidender Bedeutung: zum erstenmal erscheint der Basso continuo.

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57. Claudio Monteverdi
    Translate this page claudio monteverdi (1567-1643) Cremona, Italia Obras Misa (1610)Vísperas (1610) - Domine ad adiuvandum Orfeo (1607) - Tocatta  
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    Extractions: El lenguaje armónico de este compositor ya había suscitado fuertes controversias. En 1600 el canónigo boloñés Giovanni Maria Artusi publicó un ensayo atacando, entre otros, dos de sus madrigales por sobrepasar los límites de la polifonía equilibrada, objetivo de la composición renacentista. Monteverdi se defendió en un escrito publicado en 1607, en el que argumentaba que, mientras el estilo antiguo, que él denominaba prima prattica, era adecuado para la composición de música religiosa (y él así lo hizo durante muchos años), la seconda prattica, donde "las palabras son dueñas de la armonía, no esclavas", era más apropiada para los madrigales, composición en la que resultaba vital poder expresar las líneas emocionales del texto. El gran logro de Monteverdi como compositor de óperas fue combinar el cromatismo de la seconda prattica con el estilo monódico de la escritura vocal (una línea vocal florida con un bajo armónico simple) desarrollado por Jacopo Peri y Giulio Caccini. eMe

58. Claudio Monteverdi
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59. MONTEVERDI, CLAUDIO
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    Extractions: Nacido en Cremona (Italia) y bautizado como Claudio Giovanni Antonio Monteverdi el 15 de mayo de , estudia música en la escuela de la catedral de su ciudad natal tutelado por Marc'Antonio Ingegneri , con el que adquirió gran destreza en en la armonización coral aunque pronto desarrollará su propio estilo. El brillante uso del ritmo como medio de expresar los sentimuentos y su fino sentido para amoldar el duetto que forman el texto y la música el uno al otro serán dos constantes en su producción, la cual comienza a publicarse a partir de . Así, en la década de los 80 verán la luz sus dos primeras composiciones impresas: Sacrae Cantiunculae , colección de motetes, y su segundo libro de Madrigali En forma parte del grupo musical de Vicenzo I en Mantua con el que tiene la oportunidad de viajar por Austria y Hungría ) y del que llegará a ser Maestro de Capilla poco después de su matrimonio con Claudia Cattaneis (f. 10-09-1607) el 20 de mayo de , debiendo recurrir a su hermano Giulio Cesare para que lo ayude en las obligaciones de su nuevo puesto.

60. Monteverdi, Claudio
    Artsworld links Classical Music, Jazz and Opera on Artsworld TV, Biography MonteverdiClaudio Giovanni Antonio Composer Italy Born 15 May 1567 Died 29 Nov 1643  
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