Amanci Amorós Sirvent

Amanci Amorós Sirvent (1854–1925) was a Valencian composer and musician born in Agullent, Spain. His compositions include choral works, religious hymns, and zarzuelas, among them "End of the Seven Words" and the "Hymn to Santa Cecilia."

He contributed to the development of music theory in Spain.

Musical style Sacred music Notable works include the "Cecilian Mass" (1914), as well as the "Mass in D minor" (1882). His religious works were often performed in the Capilla de Las Adoratrices in Valencia.

Amorós's work has been the subject of research, including a thesis presented by Elena Micó Terol at the Universitat de Barcelona that examines his influence and contributions to Valencian music.