Antonio Lotti

Life

Born: 5 January 1667 (1666 by Venetian reckoning of the new year)

Died: 5 January 1740

Biography Lotti was long thought to have been born in Hanover where his father was employed, but is now known to have been baptized in Venice, where studied with Giovanni Legrenzi and spent most of his life. During 1717-1719 he taught Jan Dismas Zelenka in Dresden, where many of Lotti's mss. are still conserved. The oeuvre includes a score of operas, many more secular cantatas, oratorios of which 2 survive, at least 40 motets and "numerous" masses, along with instrumental works.

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List of choral works

See also the disambiguation page for masses.

Ad Dominum cum tribularer Ave Regina coelorum Benedictus Dominus Deus Israel Crucifixus a 10 Crucifixus a 6 Crucifixus a 8 Ecce panis

Gaude Maria Laudate Dominum in sanctis ejus Magnus Dominus Mass for Three Voices Miserere mei Miserere mei nº 2 in Gm Missa Brevis in D Minor

Missa brevis in F Missa I in A Minor Missa IV in C Major Missa ottavi toni Missa pro defunctis Missa Sexti Toni Pur dicesti, o bocca bella

Regina coeli Salve Regina Stava Maria dolente Tanto è ver che nel verno Vere languores Vexilla Regis La Vita caduca

 
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List of solo works

• Pur dicesti, o bocca bella

 
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Publications

• Duetti, terzetti e madrigali a piu voci (Venice, 1705)

External links

• Works by Antonio Lotti in the Petrucci Music Library (IMSLP)
• Ancient Groove Editions & bio.