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Nicola Nacciarone
1802 - 1876
Italy
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Nicola Nacciarone (02/04/1802 - 12/1876), an Italian pianist and composer, born and died in Naples, pupil at the Conservatorio
of Raffaelle Cioffi and of Giuseppe Elia ; and in singing of Luigi Mosca, in Larmouy and counterpoint of Fenaroli and Zingarelli, and private pupil on the pianoforte of John Field. Works:
- Requiem (1859);
- Sanctus for eight voices, and other church music;
- 4 symphonies for orchestra;
- Funeral symphony;
- Quartets for pianoforte and strings;
- Pianoforte music, and songs;
- Sofonisba, opera (unpublished)
- Requiem (1859);
- Sanctus for eight voices, and other church music;
- 4 symphonies for orchestra;
- Funeral symphony;
- Quartets for pianoforte and strings;
- Pianoforte music, and songs;
- Sofonisba, opera (unpublished)
Requiem
| Period: | Romanticism |
| Composed in: | 1859 |
| Musical form: | mass |
| Text/libretto: | Latin mass |
Requiem Mass | Sanctus | Eight Voices in two Choirs | With accompaniment of the Grand Orchestra | Consisting of | Nicola Nacciarone | October 1874 | Original Messe di Requiem. Sanctus. 2 4-part choirs, Orchestra. B flat major; Coro1 (S, A, T, B), Coro2 (S, A, T, B), fl1, fl2, ob1, ob2, cl1, cl2, Fag1, fag2, COR1, COR2, COR3, COR4, tr1, tr2, TRB1, Trb2, Trb3, of, timp, VL1, vl2, Vla1, Vla2, Vlc1, Vlc2, cb1, cb2
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Requiem (Sanctus)
| Period: | Romanticism |
| Composed in: | 1874 |
| Musical form: | fragment |
| Text/libretto: | Latin mass |
Requiem Mass | Sanctus | Eight Voices in two Choirs | With accompaniment of the Grand Orchestra | Consisting of | Nicola Nacciarone | October 1874 | Original
Messe di Requiem. Sanctus. 2 4-part choirs, Orchestra. B flat major; Coro1 (S, A, T, B), Coro2 (S, A, T, B), fl1, fl2, ob1, ob2, cl1, cl2, Fag1, fag2, COR1, COR2, COR3, COR4, tr1, tr2, TRB1, Trb2, Trb3, of, timp, VL1, vl2, Vla1, Vla2, Vlc1, Vlc2, cb1, cb2
| Source: | Dagny Wegner, Requiemvertonungen in Frankreich zwischen 1670 und 1850, Hamburg, 2005 http://www.culturaitalia.it |