Nicolò Coccon

Nicolò Coccon (August 10, 1826 in Venice – August 4, 1903 in Venice) was an Italian composer, conductor, organist and teacher.

Life

Born in Venice he studied with Fabio Ermagora, a pupil of Bonaventura Furlanetto.

In 1856 he was appointed organist and vice Maestro of the Cappella Marciana at San Marco's Basilica in Venice. Coccon succeeded Antonio Buzzolla when he retired in 1871. He was teacher of counterpoint at the Liceo Musicale Benedetto Marcello (1882-1897).

Coccon left the position of Maestro in 1894 for the conflicts with his vice Giovanni Tebaldini promoter of the Cecilian reform.

8 Requiem:
- Requiem per l'Arciduca l'Austria Federico (1850)
- Messa di Requiem a quattro con orchestra e soli (1879)
30 Masses
- Messa in fa a 4 voci e orchestra (1871)
- Piccola Messa in re a 4 voci ed orchestra (1875)
- 3 Messe annuali d'obbligo pel S. Natale (1875, 1877, 1879)
- Messa per la Cappella di S.S. Andrea e Ambrogio a Genova (1869)
5 Salmi per la Cappella di S.S. Andrea e Ambrogio a Genova (1869)
several unpublished works

Manasse in Babilonia, (Venezia, orfanotrofio dei Gesuati, 15 marzo 1877);
I due orangotani, operetta (Venezia, orfanotrofio dei Gesuati, 17 apr.ile 1879);
Saul, dramma sacro in tre atti (Spello, Collegio Rossi, 10 febbraio 1884);
Uggero il Danese (unpublished);
Zaira (unpublished).

Preceded by Antonio Buzzolla	List of Maestri of Cappella Marciana 1871 – 1894	Succeeded by Lorenzo Perosi

Authority control	WorldCat Identities VIAF: 67680257 LCCN: no2008073907 ISNI: 0000 0000 4731 9319 GND: 134279735

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