Juan Sesé y Balaguer
Juan Sesé y Balaguer (1736–1801) was an Aragonese composer and organist born in Calanda in the Spanish comarca of Bajo Aragón. He died in Madrid in 1801.
Some important works
- Seis fugas para órgano o clavicordio, Op. 1
- Colección de piezas de música para clavicordio, fortepiano y órgano, Op. 6
- Preludio, Largo e Intento
Bibliography
- Allanegui y Lusarreta, Vicente, Apuntes históricos sobre la Historia de Calanda, Ayuntamiento de Calanda-Parroquia de la Esperanza-Instituto de Estudios Turolenses, 1998.
- Bielsa Arbiol, José Antonio, "Sobre Juan de Sesé, compositor calandino. Tras la pista de un ilustre desconocido", Kolenda nº 97, Febrero 2011, Calanda (Teruel), p. 14.
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External links
- Juan Sesé y Balaguer in Epdlp (in Spanish)
- Juan Sesé y Balaguer in Kolenda (in Spanish)
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