La Musica Sacra nella Milano del Settecento. Atti del Convegno Internazionale di Studi Svoltosi a Milano il 17-18 Maggio 2011

Set in the vibrant cultural landscape of 18th century Milan, this collection of scholarly essays illuminates the profound impact of sacred music during a time of artistic and spiritual transformation. The contributions from various experts delve into the intricate interplay between religion and music, showcasing how composers and musicians shaped worship practices and community identity. Each paper reflects a commitment to understanding the historical context, providing a rich tapestry of insights about the various genres, styles, and influential figures of the era.

As a compilation of proceedings from a significant international conference, the work captures the dynamic exchange of ideas among researchers dedicated to this niche of musicology. Readers are offered a glimpse into the meticulous craftsmanship of sacred music compositions, alongside analyses of how these works resonated within the broader socio-cultural fabric of Milan. With its extensive bibliographical references, the volume serves not only as an academic resource but also as an invitation to explore the sacred sounds that echoed through the city during the 1700s.