Juan Manuel Olivares

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Juan Manuel Olivares (* around 1760 in Caracas ; † 1797 there ) was a Venezuelan composer.

Life

Little is known about Olivares' living conditions. From 1784 until his death he headed the city's music academy founded by Padre Sojo and was the foster father and teacher of Lino Gallardo . Motets , Vesper psalms, a Salve Regina , a Stabat mater and a Good Friday Parliamentation with a large orchestra have survived from his compositions .

Works

  • Lamentación primera del Viernes Santo para tenory orquesta, 1791
  • Stabat Mater para cuatro voces e instrumento, 1791
  • Dúo de violines Salve Regina para tres voces y orquesta
  • Magnificat con fuga final.
  • Vísperas de Nuestra Señora de la Merced Motetes a dúo
  • Psalms: Dixit Dominus , Beatus Vir , Laudate Dominum

literature

  • Juan B. Plaza Juan Manuel Olivares. El más Antiguo Compositor Venezolano Separata del No. 63 de la Rev. Nacional de Cultura. Julio-Agosto, 1947
  • Alfred Baumgartner: Propylaea World of Music - The Composers - A lexicon in five volumes . tape 4 . Propylaen Verlag, Berlin 1989, ISBN 3-549-07830-7 , pp. 198 .

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Rafael Saavedra: El Magníficat y la música de los pardos . 2011 (Spanish, academia.edu [accessed October 31, 2018]).
personal data
SURNAME Olivares, Juan Manuel
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Venezuelan composer
DATE OF BIRTH around 1760
PLACE OF BIRTH Caracas
DATE OF DEATH 1797
Place of death Caracas