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Italian theorist and composer. By he was a priest in Imola, where he wrote his first book, Libri tres de institutione harmonica , translated into Latin by the humanist Giovanni Antonio Flaminio.
By March he was a singer in Imola Cathedral and from the next year a chaplain; he was also paid by the city to teach music to those who wished to learn. His career in Imola ended abruptly in June when he was wounded in a factional uprising and his chapel in the cathedral destroyed Blackburn, forthcoming. Italian organist and composer. He began his musical studies with his stepfather, Pietro Cornaglia. From to he attended the Milan Conservatory, studying the piano with Antonio Angeleri and composition with Lauro Rossi and Mazzucato.
His graduation exercise, the cantata Caino e Abele , won the first prize and a medal of honour. He toured abroad as a concert pianist, but from until his death was organist at the cathedral in Alessandria, where he also founded a school of composition, singing and piano, and conducted concerts for the Associazione filarmonica alessandrina.
Italian composer and teacher. He travelled to Rome with his brother Guidobaldo, an artist, in and Andrae, 17—19 , and was employed at S Giovanni in Laterano from January to May In Rome his principal tenures were at S Maria Maggiore, where he trained boy sopranos Feb 24, ; d after French composer. He was the son of Jean Abeille, a royal notary, and may have been a choirboy at the collegiate church of St Laurent in Salon-de-Provence.
No further details of his life are known. His most important compositions were two volumes of the Psalms of David translated into French by Antoine Godeau, Bishop of Vence, dedicated to Mme de Maintenon and intended for the use of the young ladies at St Cyr.