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==Life== | ==Life== | ||
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* Cento donne, cantate da Mutio Manfredi, 1680. Poems in praise of women, where he often uses (parts of) their given or family names to represent common words. See {{NoComp| | * Cento donne, cantate da Mutio Manfredi, 1680. Poems in praise of women, where he often uses (parts of) their given or family names to represent common words. See {{NoComp|Perché adoprar catene|Luca Marenzio}} for an example. | ||
* Semiramis, 1593. A tragedy not performed during his lifetime, but reprinted even in 1723 by Maffei in his "Teatro italiano". | * Semiramis, 1593. A tragedy not performed during his lifetime, but reprinted even in 1723 by Maffei in his "Teatro italiano". | ||
* Madrigali sopra molti soggetti stravaganti, 1605 | * Madrigali sopra molti soggetti stravaganti, 1605 | ||
Latest revision as of 03:25, 23 October 2022
Alias: Muzio Manfredi
Life
Born: 1535 in Cesena
Died: 1609 in Rome
Biography
Mutio Manfredi was a writer of poems, letters and tragedies, and a member of the Accademia Olimpica di Vicenza. He was connected with the Gonzaga court in Mantova.
Settings of text by Mutio Manfredi
Publications
- Cento donne, cantate da Mutio Manfredi, 1680. Poems in praise of women, where he often uses (parts of) their given or family names to represent common words. See Perché adoprar catene for an example.
- Semiramis, 1593. A tragedy not performed during his lifetime, but reprinted even in 1723 by Maffei in his "Teatro italiano".
- Madrigali sopra molti soggetti stravaganti, 1605
- Lettere brevissime, 1605