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Portinaro, Francesco

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Portinaro, Francesco (c. 1520-after 1578)

Italian composer. He was associated with the Accademia degli Elevati at Padua in 1557, and later with the d'Este family at Ferrara and Tivoli. His three books of motets and six of madrigals were published at Venice.



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