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Canzona - Brass Ensemble - Quartet by By Giovanni Gabrieli (1557 - 1612) / arr. Don Sweete, 2009-02-01 Giovanni Gabrieli and the Music of the Venetian High Renaissance by Denis Arnold, 1979 Jubilate Deo. < Edited by G. Wallace Woodworth. > For eight-part chorus of mixed voices with brass choir and organ or piano by Giovanni Gabrieli, 1950 Jubilate Deo (Choral Large Works) by Gabrieli Giovanni, 1986-11 Sonata for Three Violins (or Two Violins and Viola) and Keyboard (with Cello ad Libitum by Giovanni; Danckert, Werner & Vieland, Joseph (Editors) Gabrieli, 1997 Two Madrigals from " Musica spirituale, " etc by Giovanni Gabrieli, 1966 WEEKEND IN VENICE, Weekend Classics (Cassette) by Giovanni; MONTEVERDI, Claudio GABRIELI, 1987 Suscipe, Clementissime Deus: Motet a 13 by Giovanni Gabrieli, 1970-01-01 Canzon VI - Brass - Large Cornet (Trumpet) Ensemble by By Giovanni Gabrieli (1557 - 1612) / arr. David Marlatt, 2008-09-01 Canzon per Sonare No. 1 (La Spiritata) - Brass - Large Cornet (Trumpet) Ensemble by By Giovanni Gabrieli (1557 - 1612) / arr. David Marlatt, 2008-09-01 Canzon Primi Toni No. 2 à 8 - Brass - Large Cornet (Trumpet) Ensemble by By Giovanni Gabrieli (1557 - 1612) / arr. David Marlatt, 2008-09-01 Canzon per Sonare No. 2 - Woodwind - Large Flute Ensemble by By Giovanni Gabrieli (1557 - 1612) / arr. David Marlatt, 2009-01-01 Music Be Praised SATB by Giovanni Gabrieli, 1973-01-01 JUBILATE DEO, SSAATTBB (9-PART CHORAL PIECE), G. Schirmer's Choral Church Music, No. 4245 by composer Giovanni Gabrieli, Edited by Frank Damrosch, 1902

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21. GIOVANNI GABRIELI, Biography, Discography
    (15551612)It is not known when giovanni gabrieli was born. The entry in the register of his death in 1612 claims that he was 56 or possibly 58 years old.  
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    Extractions: A B ... Z GIOVANNI GABRIELI (1555-1612)It is not known when Giovanni Gabrieli was born. The entry in the register of his death in 1612 claims that he was 56 or possibly 58 years old. This would place his birth around 1555. Around 1575 , Giovanni, like his uncle before, went to the Bavarian court and was working under Orlando di Lasso. (Arnold, 1979 p. 9) Andrea had known Lasso in Munich and it is possible that this connection helped Giovanni gain employment at the court. By this time music in Munich had also become much more opulent and there were at least 60 musicians on the court payroll. Unfortunately, not much is known of Giovanni's time at Munich. Given the musical conditions there, the trip was probably as beneficial for Giovanni as it was for Andrea years earlier. Giovanni left Munich after the death of his patron, Duke Albrecht, in 1579. His whereabouts are unrecorded until 1584 when he again was in Venice. In 1584, the organist Claudio Merulo resigned his post at San Marco. The resulting vacancy required that a competition be held to find another to fill the post. Andrea was able to have Giovanni fill the post until the competition which was on January 1st, 1585. Not surprisingly, Giovanni won and now uncle and nephew were organists at the church of the patron saint of Venice. Unfortunately, this did not last long because in August of 1585 Andrea passed away. Giovanni held his post until his death in 1612. Also in 1585, Giovanni was appointed to the organist post at the Scuola Grande di San Rocco a religious confraternity. Interestingly, the man he succeeded was to succeed Andrea at San Marco. This appointment allowed Giovanni to compose music for musical combinations other than those present at San Marco. Much of the music composed for the scuola was ceremonial in nature and could be quite lavish at times. Giovanni got on well at the scuola and remained at that post at the rest of his life.

22. Giovanni Gabrieli, Composer
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23. DoveSong.com - Music Of The Baroque Era: Giovanni Gabrieli
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    Extractions: San Marco Cathedral in Venice, where Gabrieli played his music The Music of Giovanni Gabrieli Gabrieli was an organist at the San Marco Cathedral in Venice and preceeded Monteverdi's tenure there. T he following four selections are from a set of three albums that were recorded by Columbia Records in Gabrielli's own San Marco Cathedral in Venice in the 1960s and featured The Gregg Smith Singers, the Texas Boys Choir, the Edward Tarr Brass Ensemble, E. Power Biggs and Vittorio Negri, conductor. These recordings were a tremedous revelation of the music of this fine composer as they fully reveal the glory of his music. The albums were called The Glory of Gabrielli, The Glory of Venice

24. Giovanni Gabrielli
    giovanni gabrieli was born in Venice, Italy in the midsixteenth century. Though gabrieli s exact birth date is unknown, Denis Arnold, author of giovanni  
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    Extractions: AllFreeEssays.com Musical composers are comparable to the great historic and political figures throughout the centuries. Some have changed the course of history with an ingenious breakthrough, while others have simply chosen to pursue a passion. Many have gathered followers and those wanting to learn of their ways. Many have also gained enemies, those who see these creative minds as a threat. Those afraid of differences and afraid of change. However, in a world where music was life, where composers were revered, praised, and showered with riches for their talents, there lived a man who crossed the musical boundaries. Through his music, he stepped into a new world full of passion and possibility. This man was Giovanni Gabrieli. Giovanni Gabrieli was born in Venice, Italy in the mid-sixteenth century. Though Gabrieli's exact birth date is unknown, Denis Arnold, author of Giovanni Gabrieli, speculates that Gabrieli was born in or around 1555. In the era the Gabrieli was born, Venice was in its communal prime, and was the musical envy of much of Europe. "Venice was undoubtedly one of the great centers of music making" (Arnold, 9). In the mid-sixteenth century Venice was a musical f�e, with a vast array of sacred and secular music. It is very fortunate that Gabrieli would have such a variety of music surrounding and influencing him as he grew into the composer he was destined to be. Perhaps the greatest musical influence on young Gabrieli was a paternal one as well. Andrea Gabrieli, Giovanni's uncle, was an unknown organist according to Arnold at the time of his nephew's birth. He studied under the tutelage of Orlando di Lasso, and in turn, taught his nephew and many other pupils well. Giovanni truly loved and admired his uncle. "Giovanni's esteem for his uncle glows in many a work" (Arnold, 11).

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28. Andrea And Giovanni Gabrieli - Britannica Concise
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    Extractions: Print Article Email Article Cite Article Venetian composers. Andrea worked at the Bavarian court in Munich and in 1564 became an organist at St. Mark's Basilica in Venice, where he remained the rest of his life. He wrote more than 200 madrigals and much other secular vocal music. His sacred vocal works, which number more than 150, include many splendid settings for church festivals; many were published posthumously in a collection called Concerti (1587). His nephew and student, Giovanni, joined him as organist at St. Mark's in 1584. Like Andrea, he wrote numerous festive works for choirs and instrumental groups. His best-known works are those for instruments, especially wind instruments (canzonas, ricercars, sonatas, toccatas, etc.), which employ dramatic dynamic and spatial effects. His student conveyed the Venetian style to Germany. document.writeln(AAMB2); More on "Andrea and Giovanni Gabrieli" from Britannica Concise Hassler, Hans Leo

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    Extractions: SiteSeal("http://www.naxosdirect.com/templates/naxosdirect/images/netsol_logo.gif", "NETSB", "none"); Giovanni Gabrieli was a leading figure in Renaissance Venician music. He succeeded his uncle Andrea Gabrieli, an organist at Venice's St. Mark Basilica after his uncle's death in 1586 and retained this position until his own death in 1612. His work as a composer represents the height of... (more info) Giovanni Gabrieli was a leading figure in Renaissance Venician music. He succeeded his uncle Andrea Gabrieli, an organist at Venice's St. Mark Basilica after his uncle's death in 1586 and retained this position until his own death in 1612. His work as a composer represents the height of musical achievement in Renaissance Venice.

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31. Werner Icking Music Archive: Giovanni Gabrieli
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    Extractions: Edited by Ulrich Alpers - with Capella 5 source files. Jubilate Deo for choir SSAATTBB Edited by Ulrich Alpers - with Capella 5 source files. Canzon à 12 for 3 instrumental choirs SATB+SATB+SATB - with scores for Coro Primo Coro Secondo and Terzo Coro - edited by Ulrich Alpers - with Capella 5 source files. Domine exaudi orationem meam for 2 choirs SSAT+TBBB - parts for choir 1: Cantus Altus Quintus Tenor, G-Clef

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33. ClassicalPlus Composer - Giovanni Gabrieli
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    Extractions: register now! Home Genres Classical Music ... G > Gabrieli, Giovanni Giovanni Gabrieli was a leading figure in Renaissance Venician music. He succeeded his uncle Andrea Gabrieli, an organist at Venice's St. Mark Basilica after his uncle's death in 1586 and retained this position until his own death in 1612. His work as a composer represents the height of musical achievement in Renaissance Venice. Gabrieli continued the traditional cori spezzati techniques developed at St. Mark's during the sixteenth century, contrasting different groups of singers and instrumentalists and making use of the spatial effects possible in the great basilica. His eight-part setting of the Jubilate, using double choir and brass, is typical of his style of writing. The most widely known of Gabrieli's works is the Sonata pian' e forte , an eight-part composition for two four-part groups of wind instruments included in the Sacrae Symphoniae of 1597, with a number of instrumental Canzoni

35. Giovanni Gabrieli Sheet Music - Sheet Music Plus
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    Extractions: (1 to 20 shown below) Sort by: Popularity New A-Z Price Show: per page O Magnum Mysterium By Giovanni Gabrieli. Edited by Richard Hynson. Arranged by Giovanni Gabrieli. Text: Christmas Matins Responsory. For SATB - ATBB Double Choir. (A Cappella). Ray Robinson - the Choral Tradition. Christmas, Concert and Sacred. 16 pages. Duration 2 min, 7 sec. Published by Hinshaw Music Inc. (HMC248)

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    Extractions: TRACKS: From 'Di Adriano et di Jachet Salmi…' (Adrian Willaert). From 'Sacrae Symphoniae'. From 'Canzoni et Sonate'. From Symphoniae Sacrae' (Giovanni Gabrieli). 'Patrocinium Musices' (Orlando di Lasso). 'Paradisus sacris cantionibus' (Peter Philips). From 'Motectorum Quinque Vocum'. Liber Primus'.Missa Dominicalis - 5 parts. From 'Il Secondo Libro de Motetti a Cinque Voci'. From Mudulationem com sex vocibus. Liber Primus (Giaches de Wert). Stabat Nater a dieci voci et basso continuo (D Scarlatti). Missa a oito voces (Joao Rodrigues Esteves).

38. Gabrieli, Giovanni
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39. Gabrieli, Giovanni
    gabrieli, giovanni. Italian composer. He succeeded his uncle Andrea gabrieli (c. 1533–1585) as organist of St Mark s Cathedral, Venice.  
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    Extractions: Giovanni studied with his uncle, the composer Andrea Gabrieli, and with Orlande de Lassus. He became principal organist at the church of San Marco in Venice in 1585, and following his uncle's death the following year also took the post of principal composer. San Marco had a long tradition of musical excellence and Gabrieli's work there made him one of the most noted composers in Europe. Like composers before and after him, he would use the unusual layout of the church, with its two choir lofts facing each other, to create striking spatial effects. Several of his pieces are written so that a choir will first be heard from the left, followed by a response from the choir to the right. Gabrieli was quite an original composer, and is seen by many as an important transitional figure between the renaissance and baroque periods. In his works can be found early uses of basso continuo and, in the Sonata pian e forte, some of the earliest dynamic markings (about how loud or quiet the music should be). He was also one of the first to use instrumental parts in choral works. In 1597 he published the collection of vocal music Sacrae symphoniae which become known across the continent. He later taught figures such as Michael Praetorius and Heinrich Schutz. Giovanni Gabrieli Resources Contact Us Sitemap

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