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	Carlos Seixas - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		José António Carlos de Seixas (Coimbra, 11 June 1704 - Lisbon, 25 August 1742) was a Portuguese composer, the son of the cathedral organist, Francisco Vaz and Marcelina Nunes.
		When he was fourteen, he succeeded his father as organist in 1718 and two years later moved to Lisbon, where he gave harpsichord lessons and met Domenico Scarlatti, who lived in Portugal, from 1721 to 1728.
		Seixas later became organist in the court chapel and Lisbon cathedral as well as court composer.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Carlos_Seixas (360 words)

	Jose Antonio Carlos de Seixas - Classical music composer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		Carlos Seixas was immensely popular during his lifetime, but has unfortunately, outside his native country, never been accorded the attention given, for example, to his contemporary Domenico Scarlatti.
		Seixas and Scarlatti both held the position of music master at the Royal Court of King John V. Seixas was an extremely prolific composer.
		Seixas succeeded in combining the Italian and the French with a nostalgic atmosphere that is quintessentially Portugese.
	www.classical-composers.org /cgi-bin/ccd.cgi?comp=seixas (553 words)

	Eurobasket - Portuguese Basketball
		22/11/00: Portugal - Slovenia 82-104 (Marcal 33, Ramos 14, Tavares 14, Sousa 10, Pinto 6, Seixas 3, Silva 2 – Tusek 23, Zdovc 14, Alibegovic 13, Goljovic 13, Milic 12, Becirovic 11, Brezec 7, Dragsic 6, Gorenc 5, Smodis)
		Iceland – Portugal 68-87 (Gudfinnsson 18, Stefansson 12+5reb, Orlygsson 12, Olafsson 10+7reb, Arnarson 10, Bragason 2+7reb, Birgisson 2, Hardarson 2, Vilbergsson – Antunes 32, Gomez 17+9reb, Seixas 10, Marcal 8, Veiga 6, Da Silva 5, Miranda 4, Manarte 2, Gomes 1).
		1/12/99, Macedonia – Portugal 72-63 (39-42) (Stefanov 27, Chekovski 8, Ilievski, Srbinoski, Mihajlovski, Naumoski 7; Gechevski, Jovanovski 12, Blazevski 8; Bocevski 10 - Rui Santos 7, Silva 13; Seixas 6; Pinto 13; Manarte, Ramos 22; Marsal, Simao, Raul Santos, Gomes 2)
	www.eurobasket.com /POR/ntgames.asp (2477 words)

	Musicaphon 56867 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		There he was active as harpsichord teacher at the court, and became the organist and harpsichordist of the chapels of the royal court and the cathedral.
		Seixas must have had a considerable reputation as a harpsichordist.
		In order to be able to evaluate Seixas’ musical language, on must only cast a glance at the music of his above-mentioned “Italianized” colleagues to recognize without difficulty that, in contrast to them, he cultivated a different, an “Iberian” idiom that seems to come from the Iberian organ tradition of the previous century.
	www.cantate.de /englisch/m56867e.htm (256 words)

	carlos seixas (1704-1742): exquisite portuguese composer
		Born in Coimbra in the 11th of June 1704: José António Carlos de Seixas, is the greatest portuguese composer of music for keyboard of the Baroque.
		With 14 years of age Carlos Seixas occupies the place of his father at the cathedral.
		Carlos Seixas created a musical sytle of his own, no doubt inspired by italian music, but with specific elements of the portuguese temperament.
	www.perusio.com /seixas-300years (829 words)

	Mariko Terashi - New Music - Peoplesound (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		Carlos de Seixas (Coimbra 1704 - Lisbon 1742) left an astonishing body of work including more than 700 toccatas and sonatas (cf.
		Carlos de Seixas was referred to as ''the giant by the finger'' by Scarlatti.
		As a virtuoso and great composer, Scarlatti often complimented Seixas by saying ''You are the one who should give me lessons''.
	www.peoplesound.com /artist/marikoterashi (272 words)

	Brana Records (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		Seixas became Portugal’s finest keyboard player of this period and one of the country’s most prominent and prolific classical composers who bridged the gap between Baroque and Classical eras.
		Seixas became Portugal’s finest keyboard player of this period and one of the country’s most prominent and prolific classical composers.
		Seixas asked Scarletti for lessons, but the Italian believed it should be him asking that of Seixas.
	www.branarecords.com /product_info.php?products_id=46&liner=more (1009 words)

	CARLOS SEIXAS, Biography, Discography
		(1704-1742) Carlos Seixas was born in Coimbra, and was son of Francisco Vaz who was organist of the Coimbra Cathedral.
		Soon he replaced his father in that place, due to his talent and due to his father's death when Seixas was 14.
		He was so famous that when he died, the eremite monks of Saint "Franciso"of the Graca Convent dedicated him solemn exequies to which the folk and the Court nobility presenced as well.
	www.goldbergweb.com /en/history/composers/12053.php (190 words)

	SEIXAS (1704-1742) Harpsichord Sonatas [KM]: Classical Reviews- June 2001 MusicWeb(UK) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		Many of these pieces were lost in the great earthquake of 1755 that destroyed the musical library of the Royal Palace, but some one hundred keyboard sonatas, in addition to the works on this disc, are extant.
		Named vice-master of the Chapel Royal in Lisbon, Seixas was in contact with many foreign musicians, undoubtedly including Domenico Scarlatti, who came to Lisbon in 1719.
		While it is possible that Seixas used only a limited number of keys for his works, a bit more variety on this recording might have been interesting.
	www.musicweb-international.com /classrev/2001/June01/Seixas2.htm (506 words)

	Iberian early keyboard music,spanish harpsichord,organ music,DIVERSITY
		At times there are hints of other composers in his shifting harmonies, and it is just possible that he knew pieces by the Italian and German schools; Frescobaldi, for example, appears in the Martin y Coll MSS.
		CARLOS SEIXAS (1704-1742): PORTUGAL Organist at Coimbra Cathedral, then Lisbon Cathedral, where he became Vice Chapel Master, when the Chapel Master was Domenico Scarlatti.
		He taught Gabriel, son of Carlos III, who was also his patron, and he dedicated the bulk of his works for the enjoyment of the prince.
	web.ukonline.co.uk /suttonelms/MUSIC2.HTML (2574 words)

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		José António Carlos de Seixas, known in his time by his first three names and today as Carlos Seixas, was born in Coimbra on June 11th 1704 and unfortunately destined to live only till the 25th of August 1742.
		Carlos Seixas must have study with his father, Francisco Vaz, the organist of Coimbra Cathedral.
		For the most part, his works were composed for keyboard, mainly named tocata and sonata, which in this case are synonyms.
	www.kith.org /jimmosk/portuguese.html (1124 words)

	NAO 66 - RAUL SEIXAS UM FILOSOFO
		Em "As aventuras de Raul Seixas na cidade de Thor" — "Eu já passei por todas as religiões / filosofias, políticas e lutas / aos onze anos de idade eu já desconfiava / da verdade absoluta."
		Raul Seixas tinha uma relação profissional estreita com a indústria do disco, produziu bastante e procurou adequar-se ao mercado.
		A importância, hoje, de lembrar Raul Seixas é constatar a derrota da nossa geração, que construiu alguma cultura para cuspir na estrutura, mas não a desestabilizou nem um pouco.
	www.nao-til.com.br /nao-66/filosofo.htm (908 words)

	Joaquim José Antunes - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		One of the most important 18th centuary Portuguese harpsichord makers and a member of a family of keyboard instrument makers, located in Lisbon.
		The recording was made at Finchcocks in November 2002.
		Portugalsom CD 870023/PS Carlos Seixas Harpsichord Sonatas, played by Cremilde Rosado Fernandes
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Joaquim_Joze_Antunes (189 words)

	Carlos Seixas: bio and encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		Jose Antonio Carlos de Seixas (Coimbra Coimbra quick summary:
		(arranged for Scarlatti to give Seixas harpsichord lessons, EHandler: no quick summary.
		He was knighted in 1738 by John V of Portugal[For more info, click on this link].
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/c/ca/carlos_seixas.htm (881 words)

	Concerto Abertura Solene - Urgente
		A música de Carlos Seixas tem sido servida abundantemente nas mais diversas localidades da cidade do Mondego, onde os jovens melómanos puderam enriquecer a alma.
		Das sonatas de Carlos Seixas hoje identificadas, em número superior a uma centena, executam-se apenas três ao órgão da Sé Nova.
		As composições corais integradas neste concerto deveram-se naturalmente ao compromisso de Carlos Seixas com a Capela Patriarcal de D. João V, em que desempenhava o cargo de organista e, possivelmente, também de vice-mestre de capela.
	www.ci.uc.pt /eventos/Concerto_Abertura_Solene.htm (622 words)

	MercoPress - Falklands-Malvinas & South Atlantic News
		The current Brazilian ambassador to Geneva-based WTO is the third hopeful in the race to replace Thailand’s Supachai Panitchpakdi, which also includes Uruguay's Carlos Perez del Castillo and former European Union Trade Commission Pascal Lamy.
		De Seixas Correa, adding that his country is anxious to see the current round of global trade talks conclude successfully and on schedule.
		Candidate ambassador De Seixas Correo considered his chances of getting the job as “good” adding that if he is finally elected the priority will be the conclusion of the Doha round “within the perspective of development, and contemplating developing countries growing presence in trade affairs”.
	www.mercopress.com /Detalle.asp?NUM=4797 (631 words)

	Ovarense Aerosoles
		Carlos Seixas e Francisco Jordão, com um triplo cada, e uma defesa de maior agressividade protagonizada por jogadores mais versáteis (João Abreu e Paulo Santos) levaram a Oliveirense a reduzir uma vez mais a diferença para dois pontos (62-60).
		Herman voltou a carregar o piano e converteu mais dois pontos mas, ainda os da casa festejavam o cesto já Carlos Seixas sofria uma falta que o levou para a linha de lance livre para garantir nova igualdade.
		Porém, o árbitro José Araújo fez sinal de dois pontos válidos pelo que se gerou a habitual confusão em situações desta natureza, com o árbitro Carlos Santos a nada decidir, aliás como lhe competia já que se encontrava debaixo da tabela.
	www.ovarenseaerosoles.com /index.php?estatico=noticias&id=211 (1198 words)

	Tinta Fresca - (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		Carlos de Andrade: em torno de um modernista alcobacense
		Os 300 anos do nascimento de Carlos Seixas constituem a mais importante efeméride musical portuguesa de 2004.
		Uma conferência acerca de Carlos Seixas no contexto da música europeia para tecla, pelo musicólogo Rui Vieira Nery, será proferida antes do recital comemorativo dos 300 do nascimento de compositor.
	www.tintafresca.net /noticia.aspx?sID=413&EdicaoUltima=43 (1169 words)

	Gazeta Esportiva . Net - Por onde anda?
		Nem a declarada mágoa contra o clube que o projetou no futebol faria Carlos Alberto Seixas mudar de lado.
		Então, Seixas — a quem um dia também impediram de entrar num treino do Palmeiras — engoliu calado.
		Até que surjam convites, Seixas — sócio do Colégio Nóbilis (Santo André) — dá expediente na escola.
	www.gazetaesportiva.net /porondeanda/futebol/seixas.htm (386 words)

	Projecto de restauro da sede do IC
		No projecto de restauro e beneficiação do Palacete Seixas, já apresentado, serão utilizadas as mais recentes tecnologias de forma a permitir que este exemplar arquitectónico de finais de oitocentos concentre todos os serviços centrais do Instituto Camões.
		Todavia oito anos mais tarde este passaria para as mãos de Carlos Seixas, que definitivamente lhe outorgaria o nome.
		Desta forma o IC resgata o Palacete Seixas – considerado pela Secretaria de Estado da Cultura, em 1989, de valor nacional - à memória alfacinha.
	www.instituto-camoes.pt /encarte/encarte46b.htm (323 words)

	Jornal de Notícias - Festival de Mafra homenageia o compositor Carlos Seixas
		A cravista Ana Mafalda Castro na homenagem a Carlos Seixas
		Ocompositor português Carlos Seixas (1704-1742) vai ser homenageado no âmbito da oitava edição do Festival Internacional de Música de Mafra que tem início no próximo dia 2 de Outubro.
		O programa é inteiramente preenchido com "Abertura", "Sinfonia" e "Dixit Dominus", de Carlos Seixas, de quem se celebram os 300 anos de nascimento.
	jn.sapo.pt /2004/09/29/cultura/festival_mafra_homenageia_o_composit.html (382 words)

	New Releases Program Listings
		Curiosity value, and of mostly parochial interest, though you 'get the idea', and there are some impressive pieces here.
		CARLOS SEIXAS (1704-1742): Kyrie, fr Mass in D; Communion Motet,
		Seixas served the Portugese court as Cathedral organist, music director and teacher.
	music.minnesota.publicradio.org /programs/newreleases/listings/120700.shtml (545 words)

	bruno belthoise les compositeurs portugais
		Musicien précoce, Carlos Seixas fut admis comme organiste dès 1720 à la Cathédrale Patriarcale de Lisbonne.
		Au-delà des influences non seulement italiennes mais aussi françaises et allemandes sur le style de la composition et sur l'esthétique musicale, son enracinement est authentiquement lusitanien "avec tout ce que cela possède d'avantages et de défauts".
		Au contraire de Scarlatti, Carlos Seixas montre une forte propension à construire des sonates formées de plusieurs mouvements.
	b.belthoise.free.fr /page19.html (542 words)

	Villa-Lobos / Arriaga
		The shockingly short-lived Juan Crisóstomo Arriaga (1806-26) is featured composer on this Naxos disc from the Algarve in Portugal, but the other four are Portuguese, while Heitor Villa-Lobos was the citizen of a nation colonized by Portugal a couple of centuries earlier.
		The influence of Beethoven and Schubert can be felt, which is not to say copied, in Arriaga’s major-minor shifts and a pathos that conductor Álvaro Cassuto tends to underplay, although he is plainly a schooled leader.
		The piece by Carlos Seixas (1704-42) is genre music in the Italian style, while the Joao de Sousa Carvalho (1745-98) opera overture is imitation-Italian.
	classicalcdreview.com /arriaga.html (677 words)

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		Whilst much has been made of the association between Seixas and Dominico Scarlatti during the latter’s stay at the court in Lisbon from 1720-28, (and there was certainly a mutual admiration), it appears very unlikely that Seixas was unduly influenced by the older Italian.
		Certainly Seixas was far more disposed to the multi-movement sonata (or toccata, as the pieces are entitled in some MSS), many of them including a minuet with or without its trio, frequently in the tonic minor.
		He opened his recital with sonatas by Seixas, which were heard for the first time since their rediscovery.
	members.lycos.co.uk /ilamsuk/nEWSLETTER19.htm (6092 words)

	Tinta Fresca - (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		No dia seguinte, foi a vez do cravista Pierre Hantaï assinalar os 300 anos do nascimento de Carlos Seixas no Mosteiro de Alcobaça, interpretando ainda obras de Bach, Couperin e Scarlatti.
		De destacar, antes do concerto de domingo, a conferência proferida pela professora Cristina Fernandes com o tema "A obra de Carlos Seixas no contexto da música europeia para tecla".
		Carlos de Andrade: em torno de um modernista alcobacenseObras de Carlos de Andrade, Patrício da Silva, Gabriel FauréMoscow Piano Quartet (Quarteto com piano de Moscovo)Sábado 22 de Maio, 21h, Celeiro do Mosteiro de Alcobaça
	www.tintafresca.net /noticia.aspx?sID=449&EdicaoUltima=43 (836 words)

	INKPOT#29 CLASSICAL MUSIC REVIEWS: Te Deum and Motets by the Portuguese Baroque (Codex)
		Much of Carlos de Seixas's music is lost, including 10 masses with orchestra and a Te Deum for four choirs.
		As for the unfortunate dirth of de Seixas, Teiteira, and de Almeida's find coral and other compositions, perhaps a substantial reward by the Portuguese Government or the EU Arts Commission could bring about the discovery of copies of additional compositions that MAY have escaped the 1755 earthquake.
		I would consider this 2 CD of rarely heard Portuguese religious works to be a 'must have' and among the 10 recordings I would take to a desert island.
	inkpot.com /classical/tedeum.html (818 words)

	Amazon.com: Carvalho: Te Deum: Music: Alvaro Malta,Francisco Antonio de Almeida,Joao de Sousa Carvalho,Carlos de ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		My only suggestion, might be perhaps a different pairing for the 'Te Deum.' An additional selection from among de Sousa Carvalho's two other 'Te Deum' compositions, their overtures, or perhaps other pieces from his additional sacred works, might add to this already superior CD.
		The works by de Seixas, Teiteira, and de Almeida's are of excellent quality as well, but it would be nice to have some of their longer works included on the CD.
		Not only is the very fine Portuguese music of this period, little known outside the Iberian Peninsula, but many compositions were destroyed during various 18th century earthquakes and resulting fires, and have been lost forever.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B000001311?v=glance (766 words)

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