Difference between revisions of "Curto, Gregorio"
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==Life== | ==Life== | ||
| − | '''Born:''' | + | '''Born:''' Tortosa, Spain, (ca. 1800?) |
| − | '''Died:''' | + | '''Died:''' New Orleans, November 19, 1887 |
'''Biography''' | '''Biography''' | ||
| − | Sang bass at the Paris | + | Organist at the Cathedral of Soisson, then maître de chapelle at the Sorbonne. Sang bass, making his debut at the Italian Opera in Paris in Rossini's La Gazza Ladra; came to New Orleans in 1830 to sing in the Orleans Theatre, quit singing after several years to specialize in church music; voice teacher of Minnie Hauk. Married famous New Orleans actress Mme Closel. Organist at St. Anne's |
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* L'Immaculée conception, 10éme messe à quatre voix, avec accompagnement d'orgue,New York, L. Dachauer & Co. 1863 | * L'Immaculée conception, 10éme messe à quatre voix, avec accompagnement d'orgue,New York, L. Dachauer & Co. 1863 | ||
*Ste. Eugénie, 25 me. mesee. A 3 voix soprano, ténor, et basse, New Orleans, Louis Grunewald 1876 | *Ste. Eugénie, 25 me. mesee. A 3 voix soprano, ténor, et basse, New Orleans, Louis Grunewald 1876 | ||
| − | *Stabat Mater no. 2, SATB, orch. G. Brandus & S. Dufour, 1869 (vocal score) | + | *Stabat Mater, no. 1. "presented with great success at St. Eustache's Church, in Paris" |
| + | *Stabat Mater no. 2, SATB, orch. G. Brandus & S. Dufour, 1869 (vocal score) | ||
| + | *Stabat Mater, No. 3 | ||
==Publications== | ==Publications== | ||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
| − | + | [http://lahistory.org/site20.php] | |
| − | [[Category: | + | [[Category:1800 births|Marcello, Benedetto]] |
| − | [[Category: | + | [[Category:1887 deaths|Marcello, Benedetto]] |
[[Category:Composers|Marcello, Benedetto]] | [[Category:Composers|Marcello, Benedetto]] | ||
| − | [[Category: | + | [[Category:Spanish composers|Marcello, Benedetto]] |
| − | [[Category: | + | [[Category: Louisiana composers|Marcello, Benedetto]] |
Revision as of 13:24, 13 February 2014
Life
Born: Tortosa, Spain, (ca. 1800?)
Died: New Orleans, November 19, 1887
Biography Organist at the Cathedral of Soisson, then maître de chapelle at the Sorbonne. Sang bass, making his debut at the Italian Opera in Paris in Rossini's La Gazza Ladra; came to New Orleans in 1830 to sing in the Orleans Theatre, quit singing after several years to specialize in church music; voice teacher of Minnie Hauk. Married famous New Orleans actress Mme Closel. Organist at St. Anne's
List of sacred works
- Ave Maria : motet pour soprano ou tenor (+ org). New Orleans: A. E Blackmar, 1870
- La Sainte Trinité : IIm. messe à 3 voix (soprano, tenor et basse) New Orleans: Louis Grunewald,1870s
- St. Augustin; messe no. 4, dans le style du plain-chant à l'unisson et divisée en deux choeurs. New Orleans, La., Louis Grunewald 1855
- Ste Thérèse : messe no. 6 à trois voix pour soprano, alto, et basse. New Orleans: 1855
- L'Immaculée conception, 10éme messe à quatre voix, avec accompagnement d'orgue,New York, L. Dachauer & Co. 1863
- Ste. Eugénie, 25 me. mesee. A 3 voix soprano, ténor, et basse, New Orleans, Louis Grunewald 1876
- Stabat Mater, no. 1. "presented with great success at St. Eustache's Church, in Paris"
- Stabat Mater no. 2, SATB, orch. G. Brandus & S. Dufour, 1869 (vocal score)
- Stabat Mater, No. 3
