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==Life==
 
==Life==
'''Born:''' 1864
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'''Born:''' Portici, Italy April 7,1864
  
'''Died:''' 1937
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'''Died:''' Portici, March 16, 1937
  
 
'''Biography'''
 
'''Biography'''
  
 
{{WikipediaLink}}
 
  
 
==List of sacred works==
 
==List of sacred works==
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*Cantica Sacra, Op. 112 (13 motets) TTB. JFB ca. 1919
 
*Mass in honor of St. Ciro op. 105 Unison JFB
 
*Mass in honor of St. Ciro op. 105 Unison JFB
*Mass in honor of St. Rose of Lima op. 60 TB org JFB
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*Mass in honor of St. Rose of Lima op. 60 TB org [http://imslp.org/wiki/Missa_in_honorem_S._Rosae,_Virginis_Limanae,_op.60_(Bottigliero,_Eduardo)#IMSLP436788 JFB 1908]
 
*Mass in honor of the BVM op. 108 unison JFB
 
*Mass in honor of the BVM op. 108 unison JFB
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*Requiem, unison, org/harm. Torino, Capra, 1900
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**(ed. N. Montani) [http://imslp.org/imglnks/usimg/a/a9/IMSLP436764-PMLP710614-Bottigliero_Complete_Requiem_Mass.pdf New York: G. Schirmer 1911]
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==Publications==
 
==Publications==
  
 
==External links==
 
==External links==
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[https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eduardo_Bottigliero Wikipedia (Italian)]
  
 
[[Category:1864 births|Bottigliero, Eduardo, 1864-1937]]
 
[[Category:1864 births|Bottigliero, Eduardo, 1864-1937]]

Latest revision as of 10:53, 30 October 2020

Life

Born: Portici, Italy April 7,1864

Died: Portici, March 16, 1937

Biography


List of sacred works

  • Cantica Sacra, Op. 112 (13 motets) TTB. JFB ca. 1919
  • Mass in honor of St. Ciro op. 105 Unison JFB
  • Mass in honor of St. Rose of Lima op. 60 TB org JFB 1908
  • Mass in honor of the BVM op. 108 unison JFB
  • Requiem, unison, org/harm. Torino, Capra, 1900

Publications

External links

Wikipedia (Italian)