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Saint Cecilia was a noble lady of Rome who was educated in the cristianity.She lived in  180-230  years aproximalety.
Some of the highlights about her life are :
* She had consacred her vow of virginity to God.
* Cecilia was forced to get married with Valeriano  but she kept her promise to God.
* She converted her husband to cristianity because he was a young pagan.
*The woman was murdered for her love to God.

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Why is Saint Cecilia patron of musicians?

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Why is Saint Cecilia patron of musicians?

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Pope Gregory XIII was who named Ceilia patroness of musicians because, according to the story, she was tortured and during those moments of great suffening she only sang to God.

A fact that has drew my attention and that I have found curious is that, in Middle Ages, Saint Cecilia, is represented playing instrument, although, she rejected them because she believed that "the voice was sufficient to praise God".

The first celebration of musican´s day was in Normany in 1570,this  clebration took and take place on 22 November , the day that Cecilia died. This celebration spread thoughout the world.

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"The ectasy os ST. Cecilia " painting by the italian Raphael.
->  Period : Renaissance
->   Location : Bologna (Italie)

" Saint Cecilia" painting  by the french poussin
-> Period :Baroque
->  Location: Berlin.

In Trastevere, Italy, there is a church didicated to saint Cecilia.

The Mathrydom of saint Cecilia is a famous representation of the Baroque period, created by Stefano Maderno.

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Musical works dedicated to saint Cecilia 

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Musical works dedicated to saint Cecilia 

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- "Ode for ST.Cecilia´s day", (1739), Händel.

-"Missa Sanctae Caeciliae" of Joseph Haydn.

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[Aria] Ode for Saint Cecilia's Day HWV 76 - Georg Friedrich Händel

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What passion cannot Music raise and quell? Air (soprano) Ode for Saint Cecilia's day HWV 76 1739 Georg Friedrich Handel (Halle, 1685 - London, 1759) What passion cannot music raise and quell? When Jubal struck the chorded shell, His listening brethren stood around, And wondering, on their faces fell, To worship that celestial sound.