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Manuel de Zumaya
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Manuel de Zumaya

Mexican composer
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  • ceramic flute
    Latin American music
    / Early European influences

    Manuel de Zumaya, an early 18th-century Mexico City chapelmaster, produced the expected Latin music and villancicos in the European Baroque style; he also composed the opera La Parténope, produced at the viceroyal palace in 1711. By the middle of the 18th century, subsequent chapelmasters in…

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    Manuel de Zumaya, an early 18th-century Mexico City chapelmaster, produced the expected Latin music and villancicos in the European Baroque style; he also composed the opera La Parténope, produced at the viceroyal palace in 1711. By the middle of the 18th century, subsequent chapelmasters in…

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