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LUKACHICH (Lukacic) Ivan (at the baptism of Marco) (c. 1584, baptized 17 IV 1587, Sibenik - 20 IX 1648, Split) - Croatian composer and organist (Yugoslavia). Muses probably educated in Italy. He was the rector of the Franciscan monastery and more than 30 years chaplain ("prefect of music") of the Cathedral in Split. From his op. a collection of 27 single and five voice motets with digital bass has been preserved - “Spiritual chants” (“Sacrae cantiones”, Venezia, 1620; 11 motets reprinted by D. Plamenac in a collection published in 1935 in Zagreb). It most means. production Croatian music era nat. Rebirth; they are rich in express. funds.If motets L. go back to the old polyphonic. forms, then op. for 1-2 voices wok. polyphony gives way to a homophonic warehouse where it expresses. the melody of a solo voice is opposed to the instrumental part. accompaniment; there is a transition to the church genre. cantatas; some works are close to the so-called. oratorio-dialogue (a kind of dialogized motet - the transition to a developed form of oratorio), op., built on the alternation of solo parts with brilliant polyphonic. episodes - to the concerts of the Venetian masters.