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Giovanni Gabrieli - Wikipedia Gabrieli was increasingly ill after about 1606, at which time church authorities began to appoint deputies to take over duties he could no longer perform He died in 1612 in Venice, of complications from a kidney stone
Gabrieli Empowering thousands of young singers to explore choral music For nearly forty years Gabrieli have surprised, challenged and inspired audiences Bold choral and orchestral performances Award-winning recordings
Giovanni Gabrieli | San Francisco Classical Voice Venetian composer and organist, guardian of the grand, opulent, sacred music style favored in Renaissance Venice at the height of its power Victory over the Ottoman Turks in 1571 helped bring Venice to the height of its wealth and influence Painters Caravaggio and El Greco created their masterworks
Giovanni Gabrieli - Images of Venice Composer and organist, he represented the end of the “Venetian School” style and the move into the baroque musical era San Mark’s Basilica, had a long tradition of musical excellence and Gabrieli’s work there; made him one of the most noted composers in Europe
Music History Monday: Giovanni Gabrieli and the Miracle That . . . We mark the death on August 12, 1612 – 412 years ago today – of the composer Giovanni Gabrieli Born in Venice circa 1555, he grew up and spent his professional life in that glorious city, and died there as a result of complications from a kidney stone
Giovanni Gabrieli Biography, Facts, Videos, and Works . . . Giovanni Gabrieli, an Italian composer and organist, is a crucial figure in the transition from Renaissance to Baroque music Known for his prolific output of sacred music, his works often featured massive choral arrangements and instrumental motets, which were central to the liturgy