1. WIEM: Caccini Francesca caccini francesca, zwana La Cecchina (1587ok.1640), spiewaczka i kompozytorkawloska, córka G.Cacciniego. Byla jedna z najznakomitszych http://wiem.onet.pl/wiem/013426.html

wiem.onet.pl napisz do nas losuj: has³a multimedia Muzyka, W³ochy Caccini Francesca (1587-ok.1640) widok strony znajd¼ podobne poka¿ powi±zane Caccini Francesca , zwana La Cecchina (1587-ok.1640), ¶piewaczka i kompozytorka w³oska , córka G.Cacciniego . By³a jedn± z najznakomitszych ¶piewaczek swej epoki, wystêpowa³a wraz z zespo³em Concerto Caccini na dworze we Florencji oraz 1604-1605 w  Pary¿u , dawa³a tak¿e wystêpy solowe we W³oszech. Skomponowa³a m.in.: Il primo libro delle musiche (zbiór utworów w stylu monodycznym, wyd. 1618 we Florencji) oraz dzie³o sceniczne La liberazione di Ruggiero (wyst. 1625, libretto pol. S.S. Jagodziñskiego pt. Wybawienie Ruggiera z wyspy Alcyny 1628), napisane z okazji przyjazdu do Florencji królewicza W³adys³awa Zygmunta Wazy (pó¼niejszego króla polskiego). Powi±zania Warszawska Opera Kameralna wiêcej zobacz wszystkie serwisy do góry Encyklopedia zosta³a opracowana na podstawie Popularnej Encyklopedii Powszechnej Wydawnictwa Fogra

2. WIEM: Caccini Giulio (Florencja 1614). Powiazania. caccini francesca, Camerata florencka, wiecej». Copyright 19962001 Onet.pl SA - zobacz wszystkie serwisy », do góry. http://wiem.onet.pl/wiem/013291.html

wiem.onet.pl napisz do nas losuj: has³a multimedia Muzyka, W³ochy Caccini Giulio (miêdzy 1545 a 155-1618) widok strony znajd¼ podobne poka¿ powi±zane Caccini Giulio , zwany Giulio Romano (miêdzy 1545 a 1550 - 1618), kompozytor i ¶piewak w³oski. Cz³onek cameraty florenckiej . Jego opera L'Euridice , wystawiana we Florencji 1602, by³a jedn± z pierwszych kompozycji w tym gatunku. Komponowa³ ponadto madryga³y i  arie , wydaniach w zbiorach: Le nuove musiche... (Florencja 1602) i  Nuove musiche e nuova maniera di scriverle... (Florencja 1614). Powi±zania Caccini Francesca Camerata florencka wiêcej zobacz wszystkie serwisy ... do góry Encyklopedia zosta³a opracowana na podstawie Popularnej Encyklopedii Powszechnej Wydawnictwa Fogra

3. Francesca Caccini Francesca Caccini. 1587c1640. No information currently available. http://www.composers.net/database/c/CacciniF.html

Francesca Caccini No information currently available. Main Page Search Joshua Lilly

4. Francesca Caccini Francesca Caccini. (15871640) Italian singer, composer, and teacher;daughter of composer Giulio Caccini. Francesca also wrote poetry http://www.vanderbilt.edu/htdocs/Blair/Courses/MUSL243/damesfca.html

Francesca Caccini Italian singer, composer, and teacher; daughter of composer Giulio Caccini. Francesca also wrote poetry as well as played lute, guitar, and harpsichord. Her first singing appearance was in 1600 at the wedding of Maria de' Medici and Henry IV, King of France. After this the king called her the best singer in France. She worked along side her father in the Medici court, and was one of the highest paid members of the court musicians. In 1617 Francesca went on a concert tour with her husband, Giovanni Signorini Malaspina, another singer and member of the Tuscan court, de' Medici. On the tour they sang in Genoa, Parma, Savona, and Lucca. She is best known for the opera she composed and sang in, La liberazione di Ruggiero dall' isola d'Alcina. Back to Great Dames Home Page

5. Francesca Caccini Francesca Caccini (1587przed 1640). Francesca Caccini - urodzona 18 wrzesnia1587 roku, zmarla przed rokiem 1640. Córka kompozytora Giulio Cacciniego. http://www.operomania.hg.pl/kompozytorzy/francesca_caccini.html

Francesca Caccini (1587-przed 1640) Francesca Caccini - urodzona 18 wrze¶nia 1587 roku, zmar³a przed rokiem 1640. Córka kompozytora Giulio Cacciniego. ¦piewaczka i kompozytorka. Nale¿y do najwiêkszych s³aw wokalnych wczesnego baroku. Wiêkszo¶æ jej kompozycji nie zachowa³a siê do dzisiejszych czasów. Z zachowanych utworów najwiêksze znaczenie ma jedyne wydane drukiem dzie³o dramatyczne La liberazione di Ruggiero

6. Move Records - Composer - Francesca Caccini Francesca Caccini Composer, You’ll find rarely heard works by Barbara Strozzi andFrancesca Caccini as well as the more familiar music of Telemann and Ortiz. http://www.move.com.au/artist.cfm/633

Catalogue Search Australian Baroque Choral Christmas Classical Cross cultural Early Music Folk Jazz Keyboard Orchestra Organ Sampler Vocal Australia's longest-running classical music label Home About Advanced Search Samplers ... Contact Francesca Caccini Composer Songs of Love and Marriage Benjamin Thorn "There is no doubting the talent of Benjamin Thorn ... he is capable of creating tunes of high quality." (Bob Crimeen, Sunday Herald Sun) Move Records Home About Advanced Search ... Contact

7. Miscellaneous Songs By F. Caccini Francesca Caccini (1587c1640). Miscellaneous Songs. Chet'ho fatt'io. Back to the Lied and Song Texts Page. http://www.recmusic.org/lieder/c/fcaccini.html

Francesca Caccini (1587-c1640) Miscellaneous Songs Che t'ho fatt'io Back to the Lied and Song Texts Page

8. L'Araba Felice, Associazione Culturale Che Svolge Progetti Di Ricerca Culturale Translate this page Maddalena. • Caccia Francesca in arte in religione Anna Guglielma.• caccini francesca. • Caffi Margherita. • Caldelli Angela Paola. http://www.arabafelice.it/dominae/alfabetico.php?lettera=c

9. OPERISSIMO Caccia Antonio; caccini francesca; Caccini Giulio; Caciali Giulio; http://www.operissimo.com/composers/find_composer.dxa?pattern=C

10. Teoma Search: Francesca Piccinini Beach Volley Francesca caccini francesca Dell era Francesca Gollini,We found no link collections for your search Francesca Piccinini. http://s.teoma.com/search?q=Francesca Piccinini

11. Francesca Caccini Offers a biography of the composer as well as links to sources of recordings, biographies and MIDI sound files. francesca caccini was born in Florence, the eldest daughter of composer Giulio caccini and his wife Lucia, a singer. http://music.acu.edu/www/iawm/pages/caccini.html

(1587-ca.1640 or later, Florence) This page includes cassettes and CD recordings, biographical information and MIDI soundfiles from Caccini's "Il Primo Libro delle Musiche a una e due voci" (1610) "La Liberazione di Ruggiero" (1625) Other surviving works by Caccini include the aria, "Dove io credea" in Constantini's "Ghirlandetta Amorosa" (1621), and the aria, "Ch'io sia fidele," in Robletti's "Le Risonanti sfere" (1629). See also Francesca Caccini by Julie Hovis Online facsimile of Il primo libro delle musiche, with biography, bibliography, sources La Liberazione di Ruggiero dall'isola d'Alcina by Erica Land, Clara Lau, Colette Gagnon Il Primo Libro della Musiche Caccini's "Il primo libro," a collection, according to Carolyn Raney's essay in the Briscoe Anthology , "of short vocal works for one or two voices with basso continuo, including 19 sacred solos, 13 secular solo songs, and four duets for soprano and bass. The songs are indexed by the composer according to the first line and also by the form of the poems, most of which she wrote herself." Spirituali (Sacred Music) (19 works) 2. Che fai mirero core ecco ch'in Croce

12. Caccini, Francesca Biographical essay, recommended books and recordings, and links. Also a bibliography.Category Arts Music Composition Composers C caccini, francesca......caccini, francesca caccini, francesca. Period Baroque. Born francescacaccini was raised in a family of professional musicians. Her http://www.stevenestrella.com/composers/composerfiles/caccini1640.html

Caccini, Francesca Caccini, Francesca Period: Baroque Born: Friday, September 18, 1587 in Florence, Italy Died: c. 1640 in Florence, Italy Nation of Origin: Italy CLICK HERE for CDs of this composer. CLICK HERE for Books about this composer. CLICK HERE for Sheet Music by this composer. Major Works: The Liberation of Ruggiero (1625) is still performed today La stiava, Other Information: Francesca Caccini was one of the few women to achieve individual success and recognition for her artistic endeavors during a time when such a status for women was unheard of. A large part of this was due to her father, Guilio Caccini, who was a well known composer and musician. He raised Francesca to be an independent spirit, as well as an excellent composer and musician. She is the first known female composer of an opera. Francesca Caccini was raised in a family of professional musicians. Her father and her mother were both well known for their musical talents. It was this musically concentrated atmosphere that started Francesca as a musician at an extremely young age. She became extremely proficient, and recognized for her skills in keyboard (primarily harpsichord), lute, guitar, harp, and vocal performance. This is not to disregard her extensive knowledge of composition, music theory, and literature. Francesca's debut came as a singer at the extremely young age of thirteen in the first performance of her father's opera, "Euridice". This was very significant to music history because Guilio Caccini was one of the key members of an intellectual group of Florentine composers known as the "Camerata." They have been accredited with the introduction of "melodrama" into music, which in turn assisted with the motion of music into the Baroque. This particular performance of her father's new and innovative music attracted the attention of King Henry IV of France, who wanted to add her talents to his Parisian court as a paid employee.

13. Francesca Caccini's Il Primo Libro A complete facsimile of the original publication of Il Primo Libro . http://ace.acadiau.ca/score/facsim5/caccini/site.htm

Francesca Caccini b. 1587, d. after 1640 Il primo libro delle musiche: a facsimile Enter

14. Caccini, Francesca Extended biographical and historical article about this female baroque composer and performer.Category Arts Music Composition Composers C caccini, francesca...... http://ash.cc.swarthmore.edu/womuse/julie/julie.html

15. Home Includes brief biography, an introduction to the collection, a facsimile of the included works, a bibliography, and links. http://ace.acadiau.ca/score/facsim5/caccini/home.htm

Site Map Biography A brief biography of Francesca Caccini. Introduction A brief introduction to Il primo libro delle musiche. Facsimile The facsimile of Il primo libro delle musiche. Bibliography The bibliography for this page. Links Links to other sites of interest. About Information about the creation of this page, and how to contact its author.

16. Caccini3 The name francesca caccini remains a prominent one in the area of musicology that deals with women. http://ash.swarthmore.edu/womuse/julie/julie.html

17. Caccini3 The name francesca caccini remains a prominent one in the area of musicologythat deals with women. by francesca caccini. poetry by Chiabera. http://ash.cc.swarthmore.edu/womuse/julie/leftframe.html

Francesca Caccini was born in 1587 to Giulio Caccini, a prominent singer and teacher in the late sixteenth century Italian courts. Being born into a family of professional musicians essentially decided Francesca's future, for her father began to teach her about music when she was a very young child. He instructed her in singing, harpsichord, lute, music theory, and composition. He refers to teaching his family to sing in his book Le Nuove Musiche , discussing his wives' perfection of his developed tremolo . Giulio Caccini was an innovator of a new musical style born at the turn of the century, referred to as seconda prattica. He belonged to a Florentine group of intellectuals called the Camerata who were interested in reviving Greek drama, which resulted in the new goal of drama in music, or melodrama. The fact that this new style of singing and musical thought was taught to Francesca from her childhood was to her advantage, as she was born into a period of radical musical transition. Surely her knowledge of the new style allowed her to stay on top of this transition and to know first hand the most popular Italian musical trends in singing and composition. One example of Francesca Caccini's up-to-date style can be heard in the canzonetta "Chi desia di saper." The translation and a performance of this song are found below. Listen to "Chi Desia di Saper" Canzonetta: Chi desia di saper by Francesca Caccini poetry by Chiabera (translation by Nina Cannizzaro) To those who want to know, what Love is

18. Opera History Timeline tempore; caccini, francesca (1587 c. 1640), Italy The Liberationof Ruggiero (1625) is still performed today La stiava, (1607); http://www.stevenestrella.com/composers/operatimeline.html

Timeline of Opera History The timeline below may be of assistance in focusing on the study of opera history. The timeline is sorted by composer birth date. You may also be interested in a lovely poster of La Boheme Baroque Caccini, Giulio (1551 - 1618), Italy The opera Euridice Operas, songs, and choral works He is famous for Le nuove musiche (New Music) of 1602 which illustrated the new monodic style of the early Baroque with canzonets and madrigals. Peri, Jacopo (1561 - 1633), Italy Opera: Dafne (recognized as the first opera) Monteverdi, Claudio (1567 - 1643), Italy Madrigals: Cruda Amarilli Book VIII (Madrigals of War and Love): Hor che'l ciel e la terra Combattimento di Tancredi e Clorinda Operas: Orfeo Vi ricorda o boschi ombrosi In un fiorito prato Arianna: Lament Il ritorno d'Ulisse L'Incoronazione di Poppea Vespers Mass: In illo tempore Caccini, Francesca (1587 - c. 1640), Italy The Liberation of Ruggiero (1625) is still performed today La stiava, Lanier, Nicholas (1588 - 1666), United Kingdom Music for Masques by Ben Johnson: Lovers made Men The Vision of Delight Cavalli, Pietro Francesco (1602 - 1676), Italy

19. Cactitle Features biographical information on the composer as well as a guide to her opera "La Liberazione di Ruggiero dall'isola d'Alcina." Women Composers (Includes a nice discussion of Francesci caccini's works). Women Composers in the Western Tradition http://www.vanderbilt.edu/htdocs/Blair/Courses/MUSL243/cactitle.htm

La Liberazione di Ruggiero dall'isola d'Alcina was first performed in Florence in 1625 to celebrate the visit of the future King Wladislaw IV of Poland. It was an extravagant performance including a "horse-ballet" and expensive scene transformations. Table of Contents Biographical information and performance history Brief synopsis of La Liberazione A brief list of musical events ... Glossary Links to related pages Women Composers (Includes a nice discussion of Francesci Caccini's works). Women Composers in the Western Tradition Gateway page to MUSL 243 Baroque and Classical Links E - mail comments to: Erica Land, Clara Lau, Colette Gagnon the owner of the site who will remove the item from circulation.

20. Recordings In CCM Mari's Rags” for 2 pianos. CD 1667. caccini, francesca. “O che novastupor” (song). LP 5507. La Liberazione di Ruggiero, (opera) selections. http://music.acu.edu/www/iawm/bibliographies/pendle/record.html

Women in Music Recordings of Music by Women in the CCM Library Anderson, Ernestine (vocals). Big City . LP 20620 Never Make Your Move Too Soon . LP 20587 Sunshine . LP 20548 Now and Then , CD 4847 Anderson, Laurie. “New York Social Life”; “Time to Go.” LP 9074 Anderson, Ruth. “Points” (electronic). LP 9074 Andrée, Elfrida. Five Small Tone Pictures (piano). CD 1530 Anna Amalia, Duchess of Saxe-Weimar. Anna Amalia, Princess of Prussia. Four Regimental Marches. LP 2823 Archer, Violet. “Christmas” (choral). CD 3372 Arnim, Bettina von. “O schaud're nicht” (lied). LP 11302 Arrieu, Claude. Woodwind Quintet. LP 10922, 10086 Ars Femina Ensemble: Non tacete . CD 3099 Aulin, Valborg. “Lullaby of the Waves.” Valse. Scherzo. Mazurka (all for piano). CD 1530 Bacewicz, Grazyna. String Quartets #4 and #7. Piano Quintet #1. CD 1441 Kleine Triptychon for Piano. LP 10279, 14817 Pensieri notturni Musica sinfonica , Concerto for Orchestra, Overture. LP 20726. Backer-Grøndahl, Agathe. Novelette . Gavotte. Intermezzo. Ländler Albumblatt (all for piano). CD 1530

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