Francesco Rovigo

Short bio Francesco Rovigo

Birthday: 1540

Died: 1597

Genre: Classical

Full biography Francesco Rovigo

Francesco Rovigo was an Italian composer and organist who lived during the late Renaissance period. He was active in Mantua and Graz, and lived from about 1540/1541 until his death on October 7th, 1597. Rovigo is known for his contributions to music during the Renaissance, particularly his work for organ. While he is not as well-known as some of his contemporaries, his compositions have been studied and performed by modern musicians and scholars. Interestingly, he shares a name with the city of Rovigo, which is his birthplace, although he did not have any particular association with the city in his musical career.

Compositions featuring Francesco Rovigo

#	Name	Duration	Genre	Year
1	Canzon 18 à 8	3:19 min	Chamber Music	-
2	Canzon No. 1	2:44 min	Chamber Music	-
3	Canzon No. 2	2:39 min	Chamber Music	-
4	Canzon No. 3	4:47 min	Chamber Music	-
5	Canzon No. 4	3:37 min	Chamber Music	-
6	Canzon No. 5	3:20 min	Chamber Music	-
7	Canzon No. 6	3:06 min	Chamber Music	-
8	Elevazione on Et incarnatus from Missa Apostolorum, for organ (intabulation by Umberto Forni)	2:01 min	Keyboard	-
9	Laudate Dominum in sanctis eius, motet for 8 voices	4:58 min	Choral	-
10	Laudem Te, motet for 5 voices	2:44 min	Choral	-
11	Missa Dominicalis à 5	27:36 min	Choral	-
12	Toccata for organ	3:26 min	Keyboard	-

Albums featuring Francesco Rovigo

#	Name album	Year	Music label
1	ToccataAngelo Notari, Giovanni Battista Fontana - Julia Fritz, Johannes Hämmerle – Antegnati Organ, Mantua(CD, )	2021	Audite
2	Canzona In CWalter Opp, Wilhelm Krumbach – Baroque Music For Two Organs	1972	Oryx
3	Canzona In CWalter Opp, Wilhelm Krumbach – Europäische Musik Für Zwei Orgeln(LP, Stereo)	-	Christophorus