Pietro Magri
Italian composer, conductor and organist
Pietro Magri (May 10, 1873 in Vigarano Mainarda – July 24, 1937 in Oropa) was an Italian composer, conductor and organist.
Life
Magri studied in the seminary of Faenza where he became priest and taught singing from 1889 to 1894. After a short appointment in Venice as Maestro of the Cappella Marciana in 1898 he moved to Bari. There he founded the magazine Il Ceciliano. In the next years he moved to Lecce (1910), Molfetta and Vercelli (1912) and finally to Oropa (1919) where he remained until his death in 1937.
Compositions
- Missa S. Francesco di Sales
- Missa defunctorum simplex
- Missa in homorem B. Virginis Auxilium christianorum
- Missa Joseph fili David
Sources
- De Angelis, Alberto: L'Italia musicale d'oggi, dizionario dei musicisti (1918)
External links
- Free scores by Pietro Magri at the International Music Score Library Project (IMSLP)
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Maestri di cappella at Saint Mark's Basilica
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- Baldassare Donato (1590)
- Giovanni Croce (1605)
- Giulio Cesare Martinengo (1609)
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- Giovanni Legrenzi (1685)
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- Gian Domenico Partenio (1692)
- Antonio Biffi (1702)
- Antonio Lotti (1736)
- Antonio Pollarolo (1740)
- Giacomo Giuseppe Saratelli (1747)
- Baldassarre Galuppi (1762)
- Ferdinando Bertoni (1785)
- Bonaventura Furlanetto (1808)
- Giovanni Agostino Perotti (1811)
- Antonio Buzzolla (1855)
- Nicolò Coccon (1871)
- Lorenzo Perosi (1894)
- Pietro Magri (1898)
- Giulio Bas (1899)
- Delfino Thermignon (1900)
- Umberto Ravetta (1921)
- Matteo Tosi (1926)
- Gastone De Zuccoli (1937)
- Luigi Vio (1939)
- Alfredo Bravi (1954)
- Roberto Micconi (1981)
- Marco Gemmani (2000)
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