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Misa de Santa Cecilia, especialmente Et Resurrexit

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Misa de Santa Cecilia, especialmente Et Resurrexit

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Year: 1776
Author: Franz Joseph Haydn

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Haydn: Missa Sanctae Caecilia [Jochum] Stader Höffgen Greindl Holm

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Year: 1739
Author: Georg Friedrich Händel

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Year: 1918
Author: Manuel Corona and interpreted by Silvio and Pablo

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Year: 1639
Author: Rubens

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Year:  1628
Author: Nicolás Poussin

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The martyrdom of Saint Cecilia by Stefano Maderno

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The martyrdom of Saint Cecilia by Stefano Maderno

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Year: 1600
Author: Stefano Maderno

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She  supposedly  was bored in Roman, she was a Roman noblewoman, who converted to chritian and she was martyred by her faith.
She was married with a pagan man against her will, but she managed to stay a virgin.
Turco Almaquio tried to murder to her three times and finally, she was beheaded.

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Why is Saint Cecilia the  Patroness of musicians?

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Why is Saint Cecilia the  Patroness of musicians?

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Pope Gregory XIII named her the patron saint of music.
She showed an irresistible attraction to the melodious chords of the instruments. Her sensitive and passionate spirit for this art made her symbol of music and in "Acts of Martyrdom" was writen: ‘Candéntibus órganis Cæcilia Dómino decantábat dicens…’,which means: While the oven was red-hot (the hot springs in her house where they tried to suffocate her), Cecilia sang to the Lord saying....