Blasius Amon

About the artist

Blasius Amon (1566–1590) was an Austrian Franciscan friar and composer whose brief career unfolded in late sixteenth-century Salzburg. Working within the musical life of ecclesiastical institutions, he contributed to the flourishing of sacred polyphony in the Counter-Reformation period. His surviving reputation rests on printed collections of Latin sacred music—motets and related liturgical works for multiple voices—circulated in the final decades of the 1500s.

Top songs

1. Magi videntes stellam à 5
2. Tenebrae factae sunt à 4
3. Missa quatuor vocum pro defunctis: I. Requiem aeternam / Te decet hymnus
4. Missa quatuor vocum pro defunctis: V. Sanctus - Benedictus
5. Domine quid multiplicati sunt à 7
6. Parvulus filius à 6
7. Missa quatuor vocum pro defunctis: II. Kyrie - Christe - Kyrie
8. Missa quatuor vocum pro defunctis: III. Graduale. Requiem aeternam
9. Missa quatuor vocum pro defunctis: IV. Offertorium. Domine Jesu Christe
10. Missa quatuor vocum pro defunctis: VI. Agnus dei

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