1688 in music

1688 in music

The year 1688 in music involved some significant events.

Events

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Published popular music

*"Lilliburlero" in popular circulation

Classical music

*John Blow - "Ode for New Year's Day"
*André Raison - "Premier livre d'orgue" (published collection)
*Giuseppe Torelli - "12 Concertino per camera for Violin and Cello", op. 4

Opera

*Marc-Antoine Charpentier - "David et Jonathas"
*Johann Philipp Förtsch - "Die heilige Eugenia"

Births

*April 15 - Johann Friedrich Fasch, composer (died 1758)
*October 17 - Domenico Zipoli, composer (died 1726)
*"date unknown"
**Zacharias Hildebrandt, organ builder (died 1777)
**Thomas Roseingrave, organist (died 1766)
**Lorenzo Sornis, violinist

Deaths

*January 8 - Francesco Foggia, composer (b. 1604)
*November 26 - Philippe Quinault, librettist for many operas of Jean-Baptiste Lully (born 1635)
*"date unknown"
**Carlo Grossi, composer (born c. 1634)
**Carlo Pallavicino, composer


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