Nicola Sala
Italian composer and music theorist known for operas
Born
April 7th, 1713
311 years ago
Died
1801
224 years ago — 88 years old
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
Italy
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An Italian composer and music theorist contributed to the development of music in the 18th century. Sala composed several operas and worked extensively in music education and theory. His theoretical works provided important insights into composition and performance practices of the time. Additionally, he held teaching positions that influenced many musicians. Sala's operas included notable titles that reflected the artistic trends of the period, helping to shape the musical landscape in Italy.
Composed several operas, including 'Achille in Sciro'
Contributed to music theory with influential writings
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