Erasmo Marotta

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Erasmo Marotta (1576–1641) was a Jesuit Sicilian composer of motets and madrigals.[1] He was born in Randazzo and died in Palermo.

Editions

  • Mottetti concertati: a due, tre, quattro e cinque voci ed. Irene Calagna 2002 pp147

Recordings

  • Fecit Deus. Quis mihi det. on Fabellae Sacrae. Savadi. 2008

References

  1. ^ Storia generale della Sicilia: Storia civile p. 6 Vol 6 p303 ed. Francesco Ferrara - 1833 "Erasmo Marotta nacque a Randazzo. Ricco di genio per la musica se ne andò a Roma , dove acquistò fama,"



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