Duarte Lobo
Portuguese composer known for sacred music
Born
1565
460 years ago
Died
September 24th, 1646
378 years ago — 81 years old
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
Portugal
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A Portuguese composer and educator from the late Renaissance period, contributions primarily focused on sacred music. Worked extensively in the field of choral music, influencing liturgical practices of the time. Served as the music director at the Cathedral of Lisbon, where many of his works were performed. Emphasized polyphony in compositions, leaving a significant mark on ecclesiastical music. Composed numerous masses, motets, and hymns, many of which remain integral to the choral repertoire in Portugal.
Composed 'Missa de São João Baptista'
Served as music director at the Cathedral of Lisbon
Contributed to the development of polyphonic choral music
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