Giuseppe Fabbrini (composer)

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Giuseppe Fabbrini (* before 1660 in Siena ; † November 20, 1708 in Siena) was an Italian composer , organist , conductor and teacher of the musical baroque .

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Giuseppe Fabbrini was probably born in the first half of the 17th century. It is believed that he belonged to the Jesuit order . From 1671 he worked in the cathedral of Siena - first as an organist and from 1685 to 1708 as Kapellmeister (with another organist activity in 1705 and 1706). Fabbrini taught as a teacher at the Collegio Tolomei Siena , which was directed by Jesusists . Many young people from aristocratic circles and respected families all over Italy were trained there. In addition to sacred works, Fabbrini also composed operas for the Theater des Collegio and was also a member of the Accademia dei Rozzi .

Unfortunately, most of his works were lost. His librettist was predominantly the famous Girolamo Gigli .

Works

Operas

  • Coriolano (1706)
  • L'Eudossia (1696)
  • La Fede ne 'Tradimenti (1689)
  • La Forza d'Amore
  • La Forza del Sangue e della Pieta (1686)
  • La Genefieva (1688)
  • Lodovico Pio (1687)
  • Prologue and Air to "L'honesta negli amori" by Alessandro Scarlatti (1690)

Oratorios and sacred music

  • Il Cielo, la Terra, L'Abisso Prostrati al Nome ineffabile di Giesù (1680)
  • La Gloria del Nome di Giesu (1689)
  • La Madre de Maccabei (1688)
  • Il Martirio di Sant'Adriano (1690)
  • Santo Ermenegildo (1689)
  • La Via della Gloria (1694)
  • Masses, introiti , antiphons , psalms, hymns

literature

Individual evidence

  1. FABBRINI, Giuseppe in "Dictionnaire Biografico". Retrieved October 26, 2018 (it-IT).
  2. ^ Museo internazionale e biblioteca della musica - Catalogo Gaspari. Retrieved October 26, 2018 .
  3. ^ Jean-Paul Giraudet: Giuseppe Fabbrini. March 25, 2013, accessed October 26, 2018 (French).
  4. Opening Night! Opera and Oratorio Premieres. Retrieved October 26, 2018 .
  5. RISM. Retrieved October 26, 2018 .