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==Life==
==Life==
'''Born:''' 13 February 1982
'''Born:''' 13 February 1982, Milan


'''Biography'''
'''Biography'''


He graduated in flute in 2004 from the ''Conservatorio G. Cantelli'' of Novara and in 2006 from ''Milano Scuola Civica di Musica''. Subsequently he studied transverse flute in ''Milano Scuola Civica'', and in 2014 he earned a Master of Arts in Specialized Music Performance after graduating in ''Schola Cantorum Basiliensis-Hochschule für Alte Musik'' of Basle.
He received his flute diploma in 2004 from the ''Conservatorio G. Cantelli'' of Novara and in 2006 from ''Milano Scuola Civica di Musica''. Subsequently he studied transverse flute in ''Milano Scuola Civica'', and in 2014 he earned a Master of Arts in Specialized Music Performance after graduating in ''Schola Cantorum Basiliensis-Hochschule für Alte Musik'' of Basle.


He also obtained in 2006 a diploma in History and a master's degree in Early Modern History in 2009 from the ''Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore'' of Milan.
He also obtained in 2006 a bachelor's degree in History and a master's degree in Early Modern History in 2009 from the ''Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore'' of Milan.


Among his studies, he attended the courses of Harmony with Filippo Del Corno and Roberto Andreoni, 20th Century Harmony with Paolo Coggiola, Historical Counterpoint and Renaissance Music Theory with Diego Fratelli and Music Notation with Angelika Moths.
His study background includes Harmony with Filippo Del Corno and Roberto Andreoni, 20th Century Harmony and Counterpoint with Paolo Coggiola, Basso continuo with Amaya Fernandez and Andrea Scherer, Music Notation with Angelika Moths, Historical Counterpoint and Renaissance Music Theory with Diego Fratelli.


His three voices setting of ''Tu scendi dalle stelle'' has become rather popular.
His three voices setting of ''Tu scendi dalle stelle'' published on CPDL has become rather popular.


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francesco.spiga @ posta.istruzione.it


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Revision as of 11:22, 16 November 2020

Francesco Spiga

Life

Born: 13 February 1982, Milan

Biography

He received his flute diploma in 2004 from the Conservatorio G. Cantelli of Novara and in 2006 from Milano Scuola Civica di Musica. Subsequently he studied transverse flute in Milano Scuola Civica, and in 2014 he earned a Master of Arts in Specialized Music Performance after graduating in Schola Cantorum Basiliensis-Hochschule für Alte Musik of Basle.

He also obtained in 2006 a bachelor's degree in History and a master's degree in Early Modern History in 2009 from the Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore of Milan.

His study background includes Harmony with Filippo Del Corno and Roberto Andreoni, 20th Century Harmony and Counterpoint with Paolo Coggiola, Basso continuo with Amaya Fernandez and Andrea Scherer, Music Notation with Angelika Moths, Historical Counterpoint and Renaissance Music Theory with Diego Fratelli.

His three voices setting of Tu scendi dalle stelle published on CPDL has become rather popular.

Contact

francesco.spiga @ posta.istruzione.it

List of choral works

Original compositions

Choral arrangements

Anonymous compositions No works currently available

Traditional compositions No works currently available

Alfonso Maria de' Liguori compositions No works currently available

Giovanni Leonardo Mollica compositions No works currently available

Agostino Sanna compositions No works currently available

Franz Schubert compositions No works currently available

Anselm Schubiger compositions No works currently available

Arturo Zardini compositions No works currently available

 
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