Francesco Antonio Vallotti
Italian organist and composer
Born
June 11th, 1697
328 years ago
Died
1780
245 years ago — 83 years old
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
Italy
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Active in the 18th century, this individual contributed significantly to the world of music, particularly as an organist and composer. His work in music theory and compositions for the organ rose to prominence during his lifetime. Various published works included treatises that explored the intricacies of music and harmony, influencing future generations of musicians. Vallotti’s works displayed a unique understanding of counterpoint and were widely studied, contributing to the baroque music style.
Published treatises on music theory
Composed significant organ works
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