Francesco Antonio Bonporti

Italian composer and priest, Baroque works

Francesco Antonio Bonporti - Italian composer and priest, Baroque works
Born

June 11th, 1672
352 years ago

Died

December 19th, 1749
275 years ago — 77 years old

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Italy

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Born in 1672, a priest and composer contributed to the Baroque music scene. Composed instrumental and vocal works, including sonatas, concertos, and sacred music. The influence of these compositions is observed in the development of Italian orchestral music. Operated primarily in the region of Trento, Italy, this individual played a significant role in the transition between Renaissance forms and the evolving Baroque style.

Composed 'Sonate da chiesa'

Produced 'Concerti da camera'

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