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Marko Ivan Lukačić (Lucacich or Lucacih, Fr. Joannes de Sibinico) (Šibenik, baptized 7 April 1587 – Split, September 20, 1648) was a Croatian-born musician and composer of the Renaissance and early Baroque.

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rdfs:label	Ivan Lukačić (ca) Ivan Lukačić (cs) Ivan Lukačić (de) Johannes Lucacich (it) Ivan Lukačić (en) Ivan Lukačic (pl) Іван Лукачич (uk)
rdfs:comment	Ivan Lukačić (* 17. April 1587 in Šibenik; † 20. September 1648 in Split) war ein in Dalmatien (damals politisch zur Republik Venedig) lebender Komponist. Lukačić trat 1597 dem Franziskanerorden bei. Er studierte in Rom Musik und wurde 1615 Domkapellmeister in Split. Von ihm ist eine Sammlung von Sacrae Cantiones mit Generalbassbegleitung überliefert, die 27 Motetten mit Orgelbegleitung enthält. Die Sammlung ging während des Zweiten Weltkrieges verloren. Erst in den 1980er Jahren wurde eine Abschrift in der Krakauer Jagiellonischen Bibliothek wiederentdeckt. (de) Marko Ivan Lukačić (Lucacich or Lucacih, Fr. Joannes de Sibinico) (Šibenik, baptized 7 April 1587 – Split, September 20, 1648) was a Croatian-born musician and composer of the Renaissance and early Baroque. (en) Johannes Lucacich, in italiano Marco Giovanni Lucacich, in latino Marcus Joannes Lucacich, in croato Marko Ivan Lukačić, anche noto col cognome Luccacich, O.F.M.Conv. (Sebenico, ... – Spalato, 20 settembre 1648), è stato un francescano e compositore dalmata, vissuto in Dalmazia durante il controllo della Repubblica di Venezia. (it) Marko Ivan Lukačic (Lukacich) (ur. 17 kwietnia 1587 w Szybeniku, zm. 20 września 1648 w Splicie) – chorwacki kompozytor tworzący w Dalmacji, zależnej wówczas od Republiki Weneckiej. Lukačić wstąpił w roku 1597 do zakonu franciszkanów. Studiował muzykę w Rzymie i został w roku 1615 kapelmistrzem katedry w Splicie. Stworzył zbiór Sacrae Cantiones z akompaniamentem basso continuo, zawierający 27 motetów z towarzyszeniem organów. Dzieło to zaginęło podczas II wojny światowej. Dopiero w latach osiemdziesiątych XX wieku odkryto odpis w zbiorach Biblioteki Jagiellońskiej. (pl) Марко Іван Лукачич (Lucacich або Lucacih, о. Йоаннес де Сібініко; хрещений 7 квітня 1587, Шибеник — 20 вересня 1648, Спліт) — хорватський музикант і композитор епохи Відродження та раннього бароко. (uk) Ivan Lukačić (Šibenik, c. 1585 - Split, 20 de setembre de 1648) fou un compositor croat. La data exacta del naixement de Lukačić és desconeguda; el 1587 va ser batejat a Šibenik on es creu que va néixer. Deu anys més tard, va ingressar a l'ordre franciscana quan va acceptar el seu nom monàstic Ivan. En 1600 va ser enviat a Itàlia on va estudiar teologia i música. El 1612 es va signar com a batxillerat, mentre que el 23 de març de 1615 va ser guardonat a Roma el títol de Magister Musices (mestre de música). El 1614 va participar com a mestre de capella en la festa de Sant Jeroni al Sant Jeroni dels croats, església a Roma. Va tornar a Šibenik el 1618 i dos anys més tard es va traslladar a Split, on va ser prior del monestir franciscà, a més de ser director de música a la Catedral, on va viu (ca)
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