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Diego de Pontac

Diego Pontac, later in life Diego de Pontac (1603 in Loarre – 1654 in Madrid) was a Spanish composer. He began his career as a pupil at Saragossa Cathedral, and ended his career at the Court of Madrid as teniente de maestro (deputy master) of the Royal Chapel of Philip IV of Spain.

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Diego de Pontac

Born
1602 · Huesca.
Died
1654 · Madrid.
Nationality
Spain
Occupation
composer · chapelmaster
Teachers
Francisco Berge · Joan Pau Pujol · Pedro Ruimonte · Mateo Romero
Languages
Spanish

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Diego Pontac, later in life Diego de Pontac (1603 in Loarre – 1654 in Madrid) was a Spanish composer. He began his career as a pupil at Saragossa Cathedral, and ended his career at the Court of Madrid as teniente de maestro (deputy master) of the Royal Chapel of Philip IV of Spain.

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