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Virgilio Mazzocchi

(b Civita Castellana, bap. 22 July 1597; d there, 3 Oct 1646). Italian composer, brother of Domenico Mazzocchi. A pupil of his brother in Rome, he later held a series of posts there as a maestro di cappella, first at the Chiesa del Gesù and later at St John Lateran (1628-9) and the Cappella Giulia of St Peter's (from 1629). He wrote various sacred works, some secular vocal pieces and a sacred opera, and collaborated with Marco Marazzoli in the comic opera Chi soffre speri (1639, Rome).



 
 
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Virgilio Mazzocchi, (1597-1646) was an Italian baroque composer, the younger brother of Domenico Mazzocchi. Like his brother who shared some features of his career he was largely a composer of sacred vocal music.

He is associated with providing music for the papal chapels.

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