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Born:
ca. /1537
1536
— Mantua
— Italy
Died:
29 February
1592
— Mantua
— Italy
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Music
Striggio wrote both sacred and secular music. Among these:
- Seven books of madrigals
- Two versions of his most famous composition, the madrigal comedy Il cicalamento delle donne al bucato et la caccia... ("The gossip of the women at the laundry").
- Motet Ecce beatam lucem, for 40 independent voices, maybe performed in 1568 in Munich
- Mass composed in 40 parts, with a 60-voice setting of the final Agnus Dei (most likely composed in 1565/6)
Life
His son, also called Alessandro Striggio, was a librettis, who the the text for Monteverdi’s Orfeo.
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