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Tomás Luis de Victoria was a Spanish composer during the Counter Reformation period of the 16th century. He was born in Spain and trained as a choirboy before traveling to Rome in 1565 to become a cantor. He later became a priest and held church music positions in both Rome and Spain. Victoria is considered one of the most important composers of the Spanish Counter Reformation, known for his motets and masses including his famous Requiem of 1603. His music featured divided choirs and sometimes treated the organ as a soloistic voice, while also being more homophonic than the highly polyphonic style of many contemporaries.
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Tomás Luis de Victoria was a Spanish composer during the Counter Reformation period of the 16th century. He was born in 1548 in central Spain and studied music as a choirboy before traveling to Rome in 1565 where he likely studied under Palestrina and became a priest and maestro di capella. Victoria composed motets and masses that were homophonic in style yet used more dissonance than Palestrina. His masterwork is considered to be his Requiem Mass composed for Empress Maria in 1603.
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Tomás Luis de Victoria was a Spanish composer born in 1548 who worked as a choirboy and organist early in his career. He travelled to Rome in 1565 to study with Palestrina and later became maestro di capella at Sant'Apollinare Basilica. Victoria spent 17 years as a chaplain for Empress Maria in Spain before returning to Rome, where he died in 1611. He is considered one of the most important composers of the Spanish Counter Reformation and was known for his use of dividing choirs and treating the organ as a solo voice. Victoria published his first book of motets in 1572 and wrote a Requiem Mass in 1603.
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