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Messa di Santa Cecilia.
Alessandro Scarlatti.
XVII century - 1720

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Alessandro Scarlatti Misa de Santa Cecilia

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MUSICAL WORKS DEDICATED TO SAINT CECILIA

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MUSICAL WORKS DEDICATED TO SAINT CECILIA

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There weren't good times for the Christians in Rome, so they started to be detained and tormented.
In Saint Cecilia's case, they tried to chocked her cloistering her in her house and increasing the temperature of the therms. She was 3 days shut up in her house and she didn't die.

Since the heat did not kill her, a executioner went to Cecilia's house and attempted to behead her with 3 axes blow in her neck. He just made her 3 wounds.

3 days later, Cecilia died because of bleeding.
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Cecilia got married with a young man called Valeriano to whom in the wedding night told that one of God's angels was in love with her, therefore he'd had to respect her virginity for ever.

Valeriano had faith in Cecilia, and in reward he was bauptised by the Urban pope.
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This is a controversial subject. There are lots of hypothesis that try to explain this, but the real reason is beacuse of a translation mistake. It sounds incredible! Lots of people investigating why she is the patroness of musicians and is because of a dumb translation mistake.
In the book called ``Acts of the martyrs´´ it is said that cecilia was tormented with different instruments (organs), so the translator got wrong and translated that while she was being tormented, she was playing the organ.

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Sanctae Caecilia.
Joseph Haydn
XVIII century - 1711

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Missa Sanctae Caeciliae, ZWV 1: Kyrie Eleison

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Nicolas Poussin.
XVII century - 1628
Classicism

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Stefano Maderno.
XVI century - 1600
Baroque
*Extra Fact:
This sculpture represesents Saint Cecilia's body when she was `beheaded´

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Saint Cecilia was a young Roman noblewoman who was detained and tormented with her husband for bauptising and spreading the Christian faith.
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