Giuseppe Terrabugio
1842 — 1933
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Giuseppe Terrabugio, born near Trent in 1842, was an influential Italian church-composer, trained at Padua and the Munich Conservatory, according to The New Encyclopedia of Music and Musicians (1924). Since 1883, he was active in Milan as the editor of Musica Sacra. Terrabugio composed approximately one hundred sacred works, including numerous masses, a Requiem, motets, and litanies, alongside some organ-pieces, overtures, and a string-quartet. His contributions also extended to educational materials, as he authored manuals for organists, notably an edition of Mitterer’s Orgelschule. He was also a member of several academies.