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Shop through our catalogue Composers listed on this page | Filippo Amadei (Pippo del violoncello) | Anonymous | Carlo Arrigoni | John Bartlet(t) | Diogenio Bigaglia | Giovanni Bononcini | Antonio Maria Bononcini | Giulio Caccini | Thomas Campion | Giacomo Carissimi | Giovanni Paolo Colonna | Barone Emanuele d'Astorga | Sigismondo d'India | M. de la Barre | John Dowland | Francesco Durante | Nicola Fago | Bernardo Gaffi | Francesco Gasparini | George Frederick Handel | Johann Adolph Hasse | Robert Johnson | Niccolo Jommelli | Leonardo Leo | Antonio Lotti | Francesco Mancini | Benedetto Marcello | Alessandro Melani | Thomas Morley | Johann Christoph Pepusch | Giov. Batt. Pergolesi | Francesco Antonio Pistocchi | Nicola Antonio Porpora | Giuseppe Porsile | Henry Purcell | Phillip Rossetter | Giovanni Felice Sances | Claudio Saracini | Domenico Natale Sarri(Sarro) | Domenico Scarlatti | Sgr Scarlatti | Alessandro Scarlatti | Agostino Steffani | Leonardo Vinci | Antonio Vivaldi Simply click 'Buy' to purchase editions through the Cantata Web or, for more information, use the MIDI and Score preview links below each item in the catalogue or contact the editor. Cantatas are available both for postal delivery and electronic where indicated. All Cantata Web editions are printed on heavy (100gsm) paper, comb-bound for easier reading and protected by card and plastic covers. This site uses the CODA Finale ® plugin for viewing scores on Windows ® machines. If you don't have it installed you can download it from the viewing page. To preview MIDI files, press stop in your browser first to cease embedded music files on the cantata sites. Filippo Amadei (Pippo del violoncello) (c1665 - c1725)
Carlo Arrigoni (b Florence, 5 Dec 1697; d Florence, 18 Aug 1744)
John Bartlet(t) (fl.1606-10)
Diogenio Bigaglia (b Venice, c1676; d Venice, c1745)
Giovanni Bononcini (1670-1747)
Antonio Maria Bononcini (b Modena, 1677; d Rome, 1726)
Giulio Caccini (1550 - 1618)
Thomas Campion (b London, 12 Feb 1567; d London, 1 March 1620)
Giovanni Paolo Colonna (1637 - 1695)
Barone Emanuele d'Astorga (1680 - ?1757)
Sigismondo d'India (b Palermo, c1582; d ?Modena, before 19 April 1629)
John Dowland (1563 - 1626)
Francesco Durante (born Frattamaggiore 31st March 1684
Nicola Fago (1677 - 1745)
Bernardo Gaffi (c.1677 - 1744)
Francesco Gasparini (1668 - 1721)
George Frederick Handel (1685-1759)
Johann Adolph Hasse (1699-1783)
Niccolo Jommelli (b Aversa, 10 Sept 1714; d Naples, 25 Aug 1774)
Leonardo Leo (1694 - 1744)
Antonio Lotti (1666 - 1740)
Francesco Mancini (1672 - 1737)
Alessandro Melani (1639 - 1703)
Thomas Morley (b Norwich, 1557 or 1558; d London, early Oct 1602)
Johann Christoph Pepusch (1667 - 1752)
Giov. Batt. Pergolesi (b. Jesi Jan. 1710, d. Napoli Mar. 1736)
Francesco Antonio Pistocchi (1659 - 1726)
Nicola Antonio Porpora (b Naples 1686; d. Naples 1768) As was the contemporary fashion, many of Porpora's cantatas were copied in both soprano and alto keys. If a work is listed as one or the other and you require soprano where it is stated alto (or vice versa) please email orders@porporaproject.com and we will do our best to assist you. Giuseppe Porsile (1680 - 1750) Henry Purcell (b London, Sept 1659; d Westminster, London, 21 Nov 1695) Phillip Rossetter (b 1567/8; d London, 5 May 1623) Giovanni Felice Sances (b Rome, c1600; d Vienna, bur. 12 Nov 1679) Claudio Saracini (b Siena, July 1586; d Mirandola, Sept 1630) Domenico Natale Sarri(Sarro) (1679 - 1744) Domenico Scarlatti (b Naples, 26 Oct 1685; d Madrid, 23 July 1757) Alessandro Scarlatti (born Palermo, 2 May 1660; died Naples, 22 October 1725) |