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About Marco Antonio Centorio
Marco Antonio Centorio (c. 1600, Vercelli – 1638, Vercelli) was a northern Italian composer and organist associated throughout his life with the cathedral of Vercelli in Piedmont. Born there around 1600 into a family that local historians describe as former aristocracy fallen to gentry status, he entered the Collegio degli Innocenti as a treble and received a thorough education in both music and the humanities while serving as one of six pueri cantus attached to the cathedral.
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Nenie cum tribus vocibus: Infantule pupe bellule - Quis cincinulos istos tortiles - Nenia Beatae Virginis ad Christus infantulem
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Concerto in dialogo
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Filiae Jerusalem a 5 voci
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La cantoria, canzone per sonare con doi organi…
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Vigilate pastores, concerto in dialogo, a 8 voci (…) con doi flauti
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La leggiadra canzoni francese, da suonare, a' 3. Doi cornetti, et trombone (…)
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Laudate pueri senza intonatione, a' 5, alto, et tenore, con 2 violini et violone
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La gratiosa canzoni francese, da suonare, a' 3. doi cornetti, et trombone (…)
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Hodie cantant angeli concerto con sinfonia a' 6, doi soprani, et basso, doi violini, et trombone
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La coccha canzoni francese, da suonare, a' 3. doi cornetti, et trombone (…)
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