Giuseppe Avitrano
Giuseppe Antonio Avitrano (Naples, c. 1670 – Naples, 19 March 1756) was an Italian composer and violinist. Avitrano came from a family of musicians.
Giuseppe Avitrano
- Born
- 1670
- Birthplace
- Naples
- Died
- 1756
- Occupation
- Musician
- Movements
- Baroque music
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Giuseppe Antonio Avitrano (Naples, c. 1670 – Naples, 19 March 1756) was an Italian composer and violinist. Avitrano came from a family of musicians.
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Giuseppe Avitrano (1670–1756) was a composer. The composer was born and died in Naples. Giuseppe Avitrano was associated with Baroque music.
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From about 1690 until his death, he was member of the Neapolitan court orchestra.
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• Born — 1670 • Birthplace — Naples • Died — 1756 • Occupation — Musician
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• 10 Sonatas for 2 violins, violone, organ, Op. 1 (Naples, 1697) • 10 Sonatas for 2 violins, violone, organ, Op. 2 (Naples, 1703) • 12 Sonata a quattro, for 3 violins and basso continuo, Op. 3 (Naples, 1713) • 7 cantatas for soprano and basso continuo • Mariam Laudamus Te, for voices (SSATTB), 2 oboes, 3 violins and basso continuo (Naples, 1746) • Missa defunctorum (Naples, 1721)
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1670
Giuseppe Avitrano was born in 1670.
1756
Giuseppe Avitrano died on 19 March 1756.
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- 1.Pietro ANDRISANI, "Aurora Sanseverino mecenate: suo contributo allo sviluppo dell’Opera in Scuola Napoletana", in : Fardella 1704 – 2004: Tracce di storia, a cura di Antonio Appella e Antonietta Latronico, Associazione Culturale ONLUS La Scalett, Fardella, 6 août 2004, pp. 79–100.
- 2.Giuseppe A. Avitrano, Compositions, AllMusic. Retrieved 3 October 2013.
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