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Antonio Maria Abbatini - Sanctus a 16 (1627) (arr. Guido Menestrina) Digital Sheet Music
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Brano dalla Missa Sexdecim Vocibus Concinenda di Antonio Maria Abbatini (1595-1679), allievo dei fratelli Nanino a Roma e per qualche tempo maestro di cappella in Santa Maria Maggiore a Roma.
Questo brano, un Sanctus senza Benedictus, è preso dalla sua Messa a sedici voci (4 cori SATB) dei primi anni romani, quando era maestro di musica in S.Giovanni in Laterano.

A Sanctus from a 16-voices Mass by Antonio Maria Abbatini, a Roman Baroque composer who had had as teachers the two Nanino brothers. He was maestro di cappella in S.Giovanni in Laterano (for which this mass was composed) and then for many years in Santa Maria Maggiore.

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