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This is the musical work written and dedicated to Saint Cecily composed by Jahaziel Martínez, 10 years ago, in 2010

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Why is Saint Cecily the patron saint of musicians?

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Why is Saint Cecily the patron saint of musicians?

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On the day of their marriage, as the musicians played, she sang to God in his heart, she did not want to marry. Pope Gregory XIII appointed the patron saint of musicians because she had demonstrated an irresistible attraction to the melodious chords of the instruments.  His sensible spirit and passionate about this art made his name a symbol of music.

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Saint Cecily was associated from the XV with music. Here, she appears playing the harpscreadium, an instrument with which she is usually see in the works of the Renaissance. The three singing angels accompany the saint. This artistic work is made by the author
Coxcie, Michiel in 1569

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Saint Cecily, patron saint of music, sits at the keyboard of a clavecín supported by a foot conceived as sculpture, while a score held by two children's angels. This artistic work is made by the author Poussin, Nicolas around 1635.

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The ecstasy of Santa Cecilia is an oil painting by the Italian painter of the High Renaissance. Completed in her later years, around 1516-1517, the painting depicts Saint Cecily, the patron saint of musicians and sacred music, listening to a choir of angels in the company of  San Pablo, San Juan Evangelista, San Agustín y María Magdalena. This artistic work is made by the author Rafael Sanzio.

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She was a Roman noblewoman, converted to Christianity and martyred by her faith between the years 180 and 230. She is the patron saint of music, her attributes are organ, lute and roses. In honor of this, an important movement to renew Catholic sacred music of the late nineteenth century was called Cecilianism. Saint Cecily was born in Rome into an illustrious family and married to a young pagan named Valerio. Saint Cecily was dragged for spreading the Christian faith, was locked in the heating room of the Roman baths with the intention of suffocating, but she didn´t die in the end she was slit, she died on 22 November 230.