Francesco Stivori
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Alias: Franciscus Sivorius
Life
Born: ca. 1550 Venice
Died: 1605 Graz
Biography Stivori was organist in Montagnana (near Padova) from 1579 - 1602. From 1602 until his death he was in the service of the archduke Ferdinand of Austria (later emperor) in Graz. He was a pupil of Claudio Merulo.
View the German Wikipedia article on Francesco Stivori. (English translation by Google)
List of choral works
Sacred works
Secular works
Other works not listed above (See Template:CheckMissing for possible reasons and solutions)
- Ad dominum clamavi
- Ad te, domine, levavi
- Adiuva me domine
- Afflicti pro peccatis nostris
- Beata Dei genitrix Maria
- Beata Mater et intacta Virgo
- Benedictus es, domine
- Cantabo, domine, mirabilia tua
- Deus maiestatis
- Domine Deus virtutum
- Domine dominator coelorum
- Dominus illuminatio mea
- In Domino speravit anima mea
- Miserere mei, Domine, quoniam
- O quam suavis est
- Qui confidunt in domino
- Timete dominum
- Vide, domine, afflictionem meam
- Vincenti dabo edere
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Publications
- Sacrarum cantionum liber primus 1579
- Madrigali à 4 1583
- Madrigali à 5 1585
- Sacrarum cantionum liber secundus à 5 Venice, 1589
- Ricercari, Capricci et Canzoni à 4 I 1589
- Madrigali à 3 1590
- Sacrarum cantionum liber tertius à 5 - 7 Venice, 1593
- Ricercari, Capricci et Canzoni à 4 II 1594
- Sacrae cantiones quaternis paribus voce decantandae Verona, 1595
- Sacrarum cantionum liber quartus 1596
- Sacrarum cantionum liber quintus 1598
- Madrigali e Dialoghi à 8 1598
- Ricercari, Capricci et Canzoni à 4 III 1599
- Sacrarum cantionum liber sextus 1601
- Concerti musicali à 8, 12, 16 1601
- Madrigali et Canzoni a 8 voci … Lib. 3 1603
- Musica Austriaca à 8 - 16 1605