Biography
An Italian composer possibly from Florence. It was noted that he played one of the harpsichords in Mozart's "Mitridate" and that he also served at La Scala. Chiesa's theatre compositions were appreciated by Leopold Mozart but his sacred and instrumental works were most noted (these are the only works that survive). An interesting relationship between his instrumental works (a number of sonatas) and sacred pieces is illustrated by Chiesa's chosen nomenclature: sonatas were often given sacred connotations (e.g., Sonata da Chiesa -- in church style). ~ Keith Johnson, Rovi



 
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attr. Melchiorre Chiesa (Firenze 1716 – Milano 1783) - Sinfonia in re magg.
Melchior Chiesa - Sonate für Hackbrett & Gitarre, G-Dur (1. Allegro)
Melchior Chiesa - Sonate für Hackbrett G-Dur (2. Satz: Largo)
Melchiorre Chiesa (174X-178X) - Sonata per Organo ex D
Tantum ergo - Melchiorre Chiesa (1716? - 1784)
Sonata per due Flutte (Melchiorre Chiesa, metà 18° secolo), per 2 flauti e continuo
Melchiorre Chiesa (Firenze 1716 -- Milano 1783) Ouverteure (Ouverture) in la magg. - Milano
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