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Manuel Pla

1725 – 1766

Spanish composer

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About Manuel Pla

Lived 1725 – 1766 (aged 40–41). Manuel Pla was a Spanish oboist, composer and musician.

Manuel Pla i Agustí (c. 1725-1766) was a Spanish (from Catalonia) composer, oboist, and harpsichordist at the court of Madrid. He was the middle of three composer-brothers: his older brother Joan Baptista Pla (1720-1773), settled as an oboist in Lisbon, and his younger brother was Josep (c. 1728 - 1762).

Works, editions and recordings Salve Regina - recording Raquel Andueza, soprano, Pau Bordás, bass, Orquesta Barroca Catalana, dir. Olivia Centurioni, LMG 2011. Tonos divinos - Regocíjese el alma venturosa. Es tan sumo el amor de tu grandeza. Tres coronas admite de nuestro celo. etc.

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Important facts

Born
1725, Torquemada
Birth century
Died
1766, Madrid
Occupation
Oboist, composer, musician
Nationality

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Manuel Pla?

Spanish composer

When was Manuel Pla born?

Manuel Pla was born in 1725 in Torquemada.

When did Manuel Pla die?

Manuel Pla died in 1766 in Madrid.

What was Manuel Pla's occupation?

Manuel Pla was an oboist, composer and musician.

What nationality was Manuel Pla?

Manuel Pla was Spanish.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Manuel Pla

· Wikidata: Q3845044

· DBpedia: Manuel Pla

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