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Francisco Guerrero was a highly influential Spanish composer of sacred music in the late 16th century. As the chapel master of Seville Cathedral, he composed 19 masses, requiems, passions, motets and other vocal church music that were widely performed and remained popular for centuries due to their singable, reverent and distinctly Spanish style.
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Guerrero
- 1. Francisco Guerrero 1528-1599
- 2. •Spanish composer of sacred music •One of the most widely performed Spanish composers of his time.
- 3. •Worked as the chapel master at Seville Cathedral; spent most of career working in Spain. •Masses were especially popular and remained in use for centuries. •Known for vocal church music
- 4. •Output included 19 masses, 2 requiems, Passions of St. Matthew and St. John, as well as Latin motets, Spanish Sacred songs, and instrumental music. •Music characterized by diatonic, singable phrases, reverence, and Spanish character.