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Antonio Scandello (January 17, 1517 –
January 18, 1580) was an
Italian composer, born in Bergamo. He
worked as
musician at the
court of the
Electors of...
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court of the
Electors of
Saxony in
Dresden from 1554 to 1568.
Antonio Scandello (1517–1580) was
Kapellmeister at the
court of the
Electors of
Saxony in...
- musizieren.
Johann Walter (1548–1554)
Mattheus Le
Maistre (1555–1568)
Antonio Scandello (1568–1580)
Giovanni Battista Pinelli (1580–1584)
Rogier Michael (1587–1619)...
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printed in 1544. A
setting of the hymn by
Walter is
dated 1551,
Antonio Scandello's 1575.
Lucas Osiander wrote a four-part
setting in 1586,
Erhard Bodenschatz...
- The
Elector listened to him himself, and the old
Kapellmeister Antonio Scandello also
tested Michael's skills. The
composer married in
Dresden in 1578...
- each with a solo soprano, four
vocal parts and strings. In 1568
Antonio Scandello published the
first volume of his
Geistliche Deutsche Lieder [choralwiki]...
- of Hanau-Lichtenberg,
German noblewoman (b. 1542)
January 18
Antonio Scandello,
Italian composer (b. 1517)
Archangelo de' Bianchi,
Italian Catholic cardinal...
- such as
Martin Agricola,
Johann Walter,
Mattheus Le Maistre,
Antonio Scandello,
Johann Reusch [de] and
Wolfgang Figulus.
Fabricius died at
Meissen on...
- (1919–2009)
Rosario Scalero (1870–1954), also
Natale Rosario Scalero Antonio Scandello (1517–1580)
Giuseppe Scarani (fl. 1628 - fl. 1642)
Alessandro Scarlatti...
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January 17
Henry Grey, 1st Duke of Suffolk,
English duke (d. 1554)
Antonio Scandello,
Italian composer (d. 1580)
January 30 –
Joannes Aurifaber Vratislaviensis...
