Bianca Maria Meda

Bianca Maria Meda, née vers 1661 et morte vers 1732-1733 ^[1]^,^[2], est une compositrice et une religieuse italienne de la fin du XVII^e siècle et du début du XVIII^e siècle. Très peu d'éléments biographiques sont parvenus à son sujet.

↑ « Although records are admittedly sparse, it is reasonable to assume that Meda’s profession to San Martino del Leano in Pavia, Italy was between 1677-1678, and due to the diseappearance of her name of her name from monastery records between 1732-1733 one could assume her death around that time when she may have been 70 » page 4 (sur le pdf 13) Reina M. Dikey Bianca Meda c. 1661 - c-. 1732 and "in foco ardentissimo" thèse soutenue le 7 janvier 2023 à l'université de Cincinnati
↑ Project Muse restricted access Lacrime amare: Bianca Maria Meda Motets by Candace Smith and Cappella Artemisia (review) Colleen Reardon, Early Modern Women Arizona Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies Volume 14, Number 1, Fall 2019 pp. 175-178 >> « What little we know about Meda comes from Emily Wilbourne's research on the female monastery in Pavia known either as San Martino del Leano or San Salvatore del Leano. From her survey of the scant documentary evidence, Wilbourne speculates that Meda was born around 1661 and died around 1732–1733, making her about thirty years old when she published her only volume of musical works, the Mottetti a 1, 2, 3 e 4 voci con violini, e senza (Bologna, 1691) »]