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Tomás Luis de Victoria (sometimes referred to as Vittoria) (1548-1611), [[Spanish]] [[composer]], was the greatest representative of the Spanish school of music at the climax of [[polyphony]] in the late 16th century.  

'''Tomás Luis de Victoria''' (sometimes referred to as Vittoria) (1548-1611), [[Spanish]] [[composer]], was the greatest representative of the Spanish school of music at the climax of [[polyphony]] in the late 16th century.  

He was sent to [[Rome]] as a teenager and may have studied under [[Palestrina]]. He was taught, then became a teacher himself, before taking holy orders. He returned to Spain as chaplain to [[Philip II]]’s sister in the 1580s.  

He was sent to [[Rome]] as a teenager and may have studied under [[Palestrina]]. He was taught, then became a teacher himself, before taking holy orders. He returned to Spain as chaplain to [[Philip II]]’s sister in the 1580s.