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1677 in music

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The year 1677 in music involved some significant events.

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Events

  • Henry Purcell becomes a musician at the court of King Charles II of England.
  • Charles Davenant's "semi-opera" Circe, with music by composer John Banister, is performed in London by the Duke's Company in May.
  • Nikolay Diletsky publishes Grammatika musikiyskago peniya (Грамматика музикийского пения, "A grammar of musical song").
  • Fabian Stedman publishes Tintinnalogia, or, the Art of Ringing.

    • Classical music

  • Jean-Baptiste Lully – Te Deum, first performed on September 9, for the baptism of Lully's son
  • Alessandro Poglietti – Rossignolo

    • Opera

  • Carlo Grossi – La Giocasta, regina d'Armenia

    • Births

  • February 2 – Jean-Baptiste Morin, composer (died 1745)
  • February 4 – Johann Ludwig Bach, violinist and composer, second cousin of Johann Sebastian Bach (died 1731)
  • February 26 – Nicola Fago, composer and music teacher (died 1745)
  • June 18 – Antonio Maria Bononcini, cellist and composer, brother of Giovanni Bononcini (died 1726)
  • September 27 – Giovanni Carlo Maria Clari, composer (died 1754)
  • date unknown – Christian Petzold, organist and composer (died c.1733)

    • Deaths

  • March – Robert Cambert, opera composer (born c.1628)
  • August – Matthew Locke, composer (born 1621)
  • November 11 – Barbara Strozzi, Italian singer and composer (born 1619)
  • date unknown – Robert Cambert, composer of opera (born 1628)

    • References

    1677 in music Wikipedia
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