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Guido Guasti
1882 - 1947
Italy
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| G. Guasti |
Guido Guasti (23/07/1882 - 14/06/1947), an Italian composer, born and died in Prato. Guido Guasti achieved a certain notoriety in Prato in the first decades of the twentieth century for his multiple activities in the field of music. Maestro Guasti was organist of the Cathedral, teacher of music and especially of choral singing. From a very young age, from 1902, the "Guido Monaco" choral society had him among its most passionate supporters. In fact, he was Luigi Borgioli's assistant in the education of the choristers and contributed not a little, under the direction of the same maestro (1902-1931), to the development of the choir. Guido Guasti also directed various operas including the particularly successful "The return of Columella from studies in Padua" at the Teatro Guido Monaco in the 10s. He was director of the "Sant'Ambrogio Choral School".
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Il Mottetto In Memoria del M°. Cav. Attilio Ciardi
| Period: | Expressionism |
| Composed in: | 1906 |
| Musical form: | motet |
| In memory of: | Attilio Ciardi (1837-1905) |
Il Mottetto In Memoria del M°. Cav. Attilio Ciardi is part of:
Requiem written by: Attilio Ciardi (1837-1905), Olimpo Mariotti (1813-1868) and Guido Guasti (1882-1947):
01. Ciardi – Requiem for choir and orchestra;
02. Ciardi – Kyrie for choir and orchestra;
03. Mariotti – Dies irae for choir, soloists and orchestra;
04. Guasti – In memory of the M°. Cav. Ciardi: Motet for 2C and S;
05. Ciardi – Sanctus for choir and orchestra;
06. Ciardi – O Sacrum Convivium for St;
07. Ciardi – Agnus Dei for choir and orchestra;
08. Mariotti – Absolution for choir and orchestra
Notes:
[Score and parts]. - [Meadow] : copy [multiple hands], [2. mid 19th century]. - 1 score (58 cc.); 220 × 300 mm + 82 parts Score and parts are copies by various hands, including Luigi Borgioli and Guido Guasti. - The Motet In Memory of M°. Cav. Attilio Ciardi, composed by Guido Guasti, is not present in the score. - Present the manifesto of the program of the solemn funeral honors for Attilio Ciardi, celebrated on January 21, 1906, the occasion in which these music were performed.
Requiem written by: Attilio Ciardi (1837-1905), Olimpo Mariotti (1813-1868) and Guido Guasti (1882-1947):
01. Ciardi – Requiem for choir and orchestra;
02. Ciardi – Kyrie for choir and orchestra;
03. Mariotti – Dies irae for choir, soloists and orchestra;
04. Guasti – In memory of the M°. Cav. Ciardi: Motet for 2C and S;
05. Ciardi – Sanctus for choir and orchestra;
06. Ciardi – O Sacrum Convivium for St;
07. Ciardi – Agnus Dei for choir and orchestra;
08. Mariotti – Absolution for choir and orchestra
Notes:
[Score and parts]. - [Meadow] : copy [multiple hands], [2. mid 19th century]. - 1 score (58 cc.); 220 × 300 mm + 82 parts Score and parts are copies by various hands, including Luigi Borgioli and Guido Guasti. - The Motet In Memory of M°. Cav. Attilio Ciardi, composed by Guido Guasti, is not present in the score. - Present the manifesto of the program of the solemn funeral honors for Attilio Ciardi, celebrated on January 21, 1906, the occasion in which these music were performed.
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