Giovanni Battista San Martini

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Giovanni Battista San Martini (better known as Giovanni Battista Sammartini) was an 18th-century Italian composer and influential early symphonist whose work helped shape the development of the Classical style.

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instanceOf cellist
composer
conductor
human
music teacher
organist
violinist
activeIn Lombardy NERFINISHED
Milan NERFINISHED
alsoKnownAs Giambattista Sammartini NERFINISHED
Giovanni Battista Sammartini NERFINISHED
J. B. Sammartini NERFINISHED
birthName Giovanni Battista Sammartini NERFINISHED
burialPlace Milan NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship Duchy of Milan NERFINISHED
Italy
dateOfBirth circa 1700
possibly 1701
dateOfDeath 1775-01-15
educatedAt Milan Cathedral musical establishment
era 18th century
ethnicGroup Italian
gender male
genre chamber music
concerto
opera
sacred music
symphony
influenced Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach NERFINISHED
Johann Christian Bach NERFINISHED
Joseph Haydn NERFINISHED
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart NERFINISHED
early Classical symphonic style
influencedBy Alessandro Scarlatti NERFINISHED
Antonio Vivaldi NERFINISHED
Arcangelo Corelli NERFINISHED
knownFor being an early symphonist
development of the symphony from opera overture
helping shape the Classical style
languageOfWork Italian
Latin
movement Classical period
galant style
pre-Classical style
notableStudent Christoph Willibald Gluck NERFINISHED
notableWork Sinfonia in D major (J-C 14) NERFINISHED
Sinfonia in F major (J-C 32) NERFINISHED
early symphonies in three movements
occupation Kapellmeister
church musician
composer
instrumentalist
placeOfBirth Milan NERFINISHED
placeOfDeath Milan NERFINISHED
positionHeld maestro di cappella at Sant’Ambrogio, Milan
maestro di cappella at various Milanese churches
style clear thematic contrast
early sonata-form procedures
homophonic textures
periodic phrasing
workCount numerous chamber works
numerous concertos
numerous sacred vocal works
over 60 symphonies (approximate)

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Giovanni Battista Sammartini alternativeName Giovanni Battista San Martini