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Sala, Nicola

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Sala, Nicola (1713-1801)

Italian composer and theorist. In 1794 he published Regole del contrappunto prattico/Rules of Practical Counterpoint in three volumes.

He studied with Nicola Fago and Lionardo Leo at the Conservatorio de' Turchini at Naples, and later became a master there. In 1787 he succeeded Pasquale Cafaro as principal.

Works

Opera

Vologeso (1737); Zenobia (1761); Merope (1769); Demetrio (1762).

Choral

the oratorio Giuditta.

Church music

Mass, Litany, and other church music; Prologues for the birth of kings of Naples.



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