Francesco Canova da Milano

Francesco Canova da Milano

Musician · Italy · 1497–1543

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Discography

Albums
A Decoration of Silence: The Lute Music Of "Il Divino", Francesco Canova da Milano, Vol.2A Decoration of Silence: The Lute Music Of "Il Divino", Francesco Canova da Milano, Vol.22018

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Guitar RecitalGuitar Recital2014

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Dolcissima Et Amorosa: The Lute Music of Il Divino, Francesco Canova da Milano Vol.1Dolcissima Et Amorosa: The Lute Music of Il Divino, Francesco Canova da Milano Vol.12014

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Da Milano: Music for LuteDa Milano: Music for Lute2014

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"Il divino": The Lute Music of Francesco da Milano"Il divino": The Lute Music of Francesco da Milano2013

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Il DivinoIl Divino2008

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BBC Music, Volume 5, Number 6: Renaissance Love SongsBBC Music, Volume 5, Number 6: Renaissance Love Songs1997

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Fantasia de Mon Triste: Renaissance Lute Virtuosi of Rome and VeniceFantasia de Mon Triste: Renaissance Lute Virtuosi of Rome and Venice1997

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Lute Music: Fantasias, Ricercars and DuetsLute Music: Fantasias, Ricercars and Duets1994

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Intabolatura da leuto del DivinoIntabolatura da leuto del Divino1990

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Passport
Country

IT

Born

1497-08-18

Died

1543-01-02

Instruments

lute

Identifiers & aliases

Also known as: Francesco da Milano, Франческо де Милано

Disambiguation

Italian composer & lutist, 1497-1543

ISNI

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Description

Italian composer, 1497-1543

Extract from Wikipedia

Francesco Canova da Milano was an Italian lutenist and composer. He was born in Monza, near Milan, and worked for the papal court for almost all of his career. Francesco was heralded throughout Europe as the foremost lute composer of his time. More of his music is preserved than of any other lutenist of the period, and his work continued to influence composers for more than a century after his death.

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