Innocenzo Gigli (1708-1772) - Vesperae solemnes in festo Pentecostis

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Buon compleanno Innocenzo Gigli! 🙏🏼📯

Composer: Innocenzo Gigli (1708-1772)
Work: Vesperae solemnes in festo Pentecostis
Performers: Ayse Sеnеr (soprano); Elöise Cеnаc-Mοrthé (mezzosoprano); David Bеuchеr (tenor); Felipe Olivеira (baritono);
Cantores Sancti Joseph; Ensemble da camera da “La Grande Orchestra” di Faenza; Daniele Bοnοncini (conductor)

Vesperae solemnes in festo Pentecostis
1. Deus In Adiutorium 0:00
2. Domine Ad Adiuvandum aus 0:11
3. Dixit Dominus Domino Meno 2:06
4. Dum Complerentur 4:31
5. Confitebor Tibi Domine 5:30
6. Spiritus Domini 8:25
7. Beatus Vir 8:56
8. Repleti Sunt 12:31
9. Laudate Pueri 13:35
10. Fontes Et Omnia 16:17
11. Laudate Dominum 17:43
12. Magnificat 19:48

Painting: Gaspar Van Wittel (1653-1736) - Piazza Navona, Rome (1699)
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Innocenzo Gigli
(Finale Emilia, 3 December 1708 - Modena, 1 August 1772)

Italian composer. Son of Francesco Antonio Gigli and Francesca Paola Castellacci, the earliest news of him comes from the sacred orders certificates preserved in the Modena Archbishop's Archives. It is documented he attended the Schola Doctrinae Christianae from 1716 to 1731. In 1729 he was ordained subdeacon, then deacon (1730) and finally priest on December 1731. About his musical career it is deduced he received music lessons by local masters based in Modena, such as Francesco Buoni and Antonio Toselli. The main composer active there was Antonio Maria Pacchioni, maestro di cappella at Modena Cathedral and with whom he probably studied. About 1734 he was appointed chaplain and music teacher at the Modena's brotherhood of the SS. Rosary. Later, in touch with Padre Martini, he was elected as a member of Philharmonic Academy of Bologna. After the death of Antonio Maria Pacchioni, he was promoted to maestro di cappella at Modena Cathedral a post he held until his death in 1772.