Juan Cabanilles (1644 - 1712)
Espagne
EspagneJuan Bautista José Cabanilles (6 September 1644 in Algemesi near Valencia ? 29 April 1712 in Valencia) was a Spanish organist and composer at Valencia cathedral. He is considered by many to have been the greatest Spanish baroque composer, and is sometimes called the Spanish Bach.
He probably began his musical career as a singer in a choir of a local church. Later he studied to become a priest in the cathedral at Valencia, which included lessons in music. On 15 May 1665, at 20 year ... (Read all)
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He probably began his musical career as a singer in a choir of a local church. Later he studied to become a priest in the cathedral at Valencia, which included lessons in music. On 15 May 1665, at 20 year ... (Read all)
Source : Wikipedia
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Folias I° Tono (principal)
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"Tocata de Mano Izquierda 5° tono" (principal)
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"Pasacalles 8° Tono Por Gesolreut" (principal)
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"Xácara de I tono" for String Quartet (principal)
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"Pasacalles de 1° tono" for Double-Reed Quartet (principal)
- composer Cabanilles, Juan
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Xacara 1° Tono (principal)
- composer Cabanilles, Juan
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