Sebastián de Vivanco

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Sebastián de Vivanco was a Spanish Renaissance composer and priest known for his sacred polyphonic music, particularly masses and motets.

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instanceOf Catholic priest
Renaissance composer
composer
person
activityEndCentury 17th century
activityStartCentury 16th century
associatedWith Salamanca Cathedral
Ávila Cathedral
birthPlace Ávila
citizenship Spain
compositionalFocus liturgical music
polychoral writing
countryOfBirth Spain
countryOfDeath Spain
deathPlace Salamanca
employer Cathedral of Salamanca
Cathedral of Ávila
linked to: Ávila Cathedral

University of Salamanca
fieldOfWork church music
genre polyphonic music
sacred music
influencedBy Tomás Luis de Victoria
knownFor masses
motets
sacred polyphonic music
languageOfWork Latin
movement Renaissance
nationality Spanish
notableWorkType Magnificat
mass
motet
occupation composer
priest
positionHeld chapelmaster
maestro de capilla
professor of music
religion Roman Catholicism
sharesEraWith Cristóbal de Morales
Tomás Luis de Victoria
sharesEraWith Francisco Guerrero
style Spanish Renaissance polyphony
taughtAt University of Salamanca
workContext Catholic liturgy

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Vivanco hasNotableBearer Sebastián de Vivanco