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Saint Cecilia (200 AD Rome, Italy - 230 AD Sicily, Italy), was a Roman noblewoman, converted to Christianity and martyred for her faith. In the Catholic Church, she is the patroness of music, poets, and the blind. In honor of her, an important movement for the renewal of Catholic sacred music in the late 19th century was called Cecilianism.

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Guido Reni - 1606. This is one of the first representations os Saint Cecilia. In them she is usually represented playing the organ or some other musical instrument such us cellos, violas or violins.

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Stefano Maderno - 1600. Sculpture made in marble, after an exhaustive analysis of the inert body of  the Saint.

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Georg Friedrich Händel - 1739.
the title of the song refers to saint Cecilia, Patron of musicians.

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G. F. Händel: Overture - Ode for St. Cecilia's Day (HWV 76). La Capilla Real de Madrid

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The Pope Gregory XIII appointed Saint Cecilia patron saint of musicians because she had shown an irresistible to the melodic chords of instruments. His sensitive and passionate spirit for this art thus made his name a symbol of music.