Filippo Bonaffino ( fl. 1623) was an Italian composer.

Life and career

Filippo Bonaffino is thought to have been born in Messina. In 1623, he published a book of 18 Madrigali concertati for two to four voices with continuo, titled ''Madrigali concertati a due, tre e quattro Voci per cantar, e sonar nel Clauecimbalo, Chitarrone, ò altro simile Instrumento''. The collection includes a setting of ''Ancidetemi pur'', made popular by Arcadelt in the 16th century, and also two solo songs for bass and continuo dedicated to "Signor Gio nni Watchin (John Watkin), English gentleman." The other songs include settings of text by Luigi Groto,

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. Bonaffino died in Messina.

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