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Marcello composed a variety of music including considerable church music, oratorios, hundreds of solo cantatas, duets, sonatas, concertos and sinfonias. Marcello was a younger contemporary of Antonio Vivaldi in Venice and his instrumental music enjoys a Vivaldian flavour.
Compositions by: Marcello, Benedetto. The following 200 pages are in this category, out of 238 total. (previous 200) ( next 200) A voi donna volando, S.380 (Marcello, Benedetto) A voi prati felici, S.4 (Marcello, Benedetto) Ad onta del timore, S.6 (Marcello, Benedetto) Ah ch'io sento in lontananza, S.8 (Marcello, Benedetto)
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He composed many works, including sonatas, cantatas, and oratorios, but he is perhaps best known for his "Estro poetico-armonico," a collection of psalm settings for voices and instruments. Marcello was a contemporary of Antonio Vivaldi, and the two composers knew each other well.
Biography. Benedetto Marcello was an Italian composer, writer, advocate, magistrate, and teacher. He was a member of a noble family and his compositions are frequently referred to as Patrizio Veneto.
Marcello was an Italian composer of the Baroque period, noted for his eight-volume publication, Estro poetico-armonico. Read Full Biography. STREAM OR BUY: Musical Period. Baroque. Born. August 1, 1686 in Venice, Italy. Died. July 24, 1739 in Brescia, Italy. Genre. Classical. Styles. Vocal Music, Chamber Music, Concerto. Submit Corrections.
Nov 20, 2013 · Marcello composed a variety of music including considerable church music, oratorios, hundreds of solo cantatas, duets, sonatas, concertos and sinfonias. Marcello was a younger contemporary of Antonio Vivaldi in Venice and his instrumental music enjoys a Vivaldian flavor.
His compositions include operas, oratorios, cantatas, concerti, and sonatas. He was also a poet and translated John Dryden’s Timotheus as a text for one of his own cantatas and wrote a libretto for G. Ruggeri’s opera Arato in Sparta (1709).
