Vincenzo Antonio Petrali

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Vincenzo Antonio Petralia (Crema, January 22 1830 - Bergamo, November 24 1889) was an Italian composer and organist. He was organist in the cathedral of Cremona , in the basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore in Bergamo , choirmaster of the cathedral of Brescia and in the cathedral of Crema , and finally long-teacher at the Liceo Musicale di Pesaro . The Petralia lives his artistic career in a world still marked on the organ between creativity-theatrical symphonic organ, organ-supported orchestra, and the renewal of both organ, is the organ which was one of the most tenacious and staunchest supporters, along with the nascent movement Ceciliano . Despite a somewhat troubled and contradictory time for the music of ' organ Italian, he tried to implement his ideal of reform of sacred music while respecting the tradition of Italian organ, still tied to an orchestral instrumentation, understanding that it was not yet ripe to take the revolutionary activities of construction as was already the case, however, in many other European countries. At the same time, you can never be completely folded to the use of the transcripts opera of his own time, and in the period of maturity married conviction a style quite severe. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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Petrali: Complete Organ Works

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Vincenzo Petrali : Musica per organo (Organo Luigi Riccardi, 1888, Chiesa SS. Bartolomeo e Martino, Casalpusterlengo, Lodi, Italy)

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Con espressione

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Pastorali Italiane Vol. 2

Petrali: Opere per organo

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Il Settecentesco organo della Chiesa di Santo Omobono in Cremona e la musica cremonese dal 2014 al cinquecento

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