Marcello - Psalms & SonatasBenedetto Marcello was born in Venice in 1686 and died in Brescia in 1739. His vast musical output remains largely unexplored, but his most famous work is the Estro poetico armonico a collection of fifty psalms, including eleven ancient Jewish songs called Intonazioni and two sacred hymns from Greek classicism. Marcello acknowledged the importance of Jewish and classical music heritage, and by blending these different styles, he sought to underline

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Beethovenian in structure and scope

and teases out of the new fortepiano technology everything it had to offer

where he also taught

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Lichtenberg was an extremely voluminous writer who turned out some 1500 cantata texts between 1719 and 1743

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