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Encyclopedia > Tommaso Redi

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Tommaso Campanella Tommaso Campanella (Dominican theologian, philosopher and poet.
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Tommaso Redi (148 words)
The Italian composer Tommaso Redi (c.1675 – 20/07/1738) wrote one Requiem mass for two choirs (four voices each choir) for strings and basso continuo, in 1713.
From 1719 to 1727 and from 1732 to 1737 Geminiano Giacomelli was maestro di cappella of the court of Parma and the church of the Madonna della Steccata, serving jointly with his aged teacher Capelli; in the intervening years (1727--32) he held the same position at S Giovanni in Piacenza.
In 1737 he directed performances of his opera Cesare in Egitto in Graz before succeeding Tommaso Redi as maestro di cappella of the Santa Casa, Loreto, on 24 November 1738.
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