Sisto Reina
Illustration — Basilica of San Francesco in the Piazza Cavalli, Piacenza Sisto Reina (Saronno 1623? — Modena after 1664) was an Italian composer, minorite monk, and organist. His musical publications were made while he was maestro di cappella in the church of S. Francesco in Piacenza.
Sisto Reina
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- Born
- 1623 · Saronno.
- Died
- 1664 · Modena.
- Occupation
- composer · organist
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1623
Sisto Reina born at Saronno.
1664
Sisto Reina died at Modena.
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Saronno.
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• «Novelli fiori ecclesiastici, Mottetti e Messe a 8, op. prima, Milano 1648». Recordings • Dialogo di Lazzaro - on Canti nel Chiostro, Cappella Artemisia dir. Candace Smith (musicologist). Tactus • Surge filiae Sion - on Soror mea, Sponsa mea: Canticum Canticorum nei Conventi Capella Artemisia dir. Candace Smith. Tactus 2005 • De profundis clamavi - on Schätze aus Uppsala Les Cornets Noirs, Raumklang 2011 • Armonia Ecclesiastica op.5 Concentus Vocum Tactus 2016
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- 1.Catalogo della Biblioteca del Liceo musicale de Bologna, Conservatorio di musica "G.B. Martini.", Gaetano Gaspari, Federico Parisini - 1890 "Di Fra Sisto Reina Min. Con. da Sarone Maestro di Capella nella Chiesa di S. Francesco di Piacenza"
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