See also:
Banchieri MusicAtlas♩ Italian composers
♩ Baroque composers
♩ Renaissance composers
♩ Organists
Music
His extensive body of compositions include polyphonic vocal as well as instumental works. His theoretical-practical guide to the art of accompanying Gregorian chant on the organ, "Organo Suonarino", was the first of its kind to be published. (Contribution by <music
haussonnenschein.com>.)
Life
A. Banchieri was an important early 17th century Italian musical figure. He was an organist, composer, theoretician and man of letters. He received his musical training in Lucca and completed his studies with Guiseppe Guami. In 1589, he joined the order of the Olivetani monks. 7 years later, he was named organist at the S. Michele Monastery in Bosco (Bologna). (Contribution by <musichaussonnenschein.com>.)
Places
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- Italy, Bologna, San Michele in Bosco — 1594
convent of the Olivetani - Banchieri [composer worked here] 1594-1600 and 1609-1634, [memorial tablet] - [organ]- Italy, Bologna, San Michele in Bosco — 1609
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convent of the Olivetani - Banchieri [composer worked here] 1594-1600 and 1609-1634, [memorial tablet] - [organ] - Italy, Bologna, Via Arienti, 42 — 1634
- former convent San Bernardo - Adriano Banchieri †1634