10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MADRIGALIST»
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madrigalist in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
madrigalist and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Maecenas and the
Madrigalist: Patrons, Patronage, and ...
The book is richly illustrated with both visual materials and musical examples. A wonderful contribution." -- Ruth I. DeFord, Ph.D., Professor of Music, Harvard University Hunter College and the Graduate Center, City University of New York.
Anthony M. Cummings, 2004
2
Claudio Merulo (1533-1604) as
Madrigalist
An investigation of the sources for Merulo's madrigals presents deeper insight into his life and career, witnesses his reputation as a composer of secular vocal music, and reveals much concerning his associations within the artistic and ...
Michael Anthony Nealon, 1997
3
Transactions of the Essex Archaeological Society
THE Wilbys of Essex appear to have been an old yeoman family, one of whom, in
the sixteenth century, achieved distinction as a madrigalist. The name was widely
spread in Lincolnshire,while some branches are in the Peerage; it was also ...
Essex Archaeological Society, 1911
4
The Encyclopædia britannica: a dictionary of arts, sciences, ...
Masters of the Golden Age [In the following list when a name is not qualified as "
church composer " or " madrigalist," the composer is equally great in both lines;
but the qualification must not be taken as exclusive.] Nethertand Masters.
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The Encyclopaedia Britannica: A Dictionary of Arts, ...
MASTERS or ran GOLDEN Ace [In the following list when a name is not qualified
as church composer " or “ madrigalist,“ the composer is equally great in both lines
; but the qualification must not be taken as exclusive] Netherland Masters.
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The Encyclopedia Britannica: A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, ...
MASTERS OF TIIE GOLDEN AGE [In the following list when a name is not
qualified as "church composer " or " madrigalist," the composer is equally great in
both lines; but the qualification must not be taken as exclusive.] Nttherland
Matters.
7
Alan Brownjohn, Michael Hamburger, Charles Tomlinson
Words. for. the. Madrigalist. Look with the ears, said Orazio Vecchi, Trusting to
music, willing to be led Voluntarily blind through its complete Landscape of the
emotion, feeling beneath the feet Of the mind's heart, the land fall, the height ...
Alan Brownjohn, Michael Hamburger, Charles Tomlinson, 1969
8
Historical Dictionary of Choral Music
For his effective use of a wide array of technical devices (including much word-
painting) within a concise framework, and his success at bringing literary and
musical dimensions into equilibrium, he is often considered the greatest
madrigalist of ...
9
Passionate Intellect: The Poetry of Charles Tomlinson
My list would also include — although they are not treated in this book — 'Words
for the Madrigalist' (which once, however, had a place in Chapter 1) and 'The
Chances of Rhyme'. Two others, 'Assassin' and 'Prometheus', with which a new ...
10
The Poetry of Charles Tomlinson: Border Lines
Madrigalist" WW, "Movements" WrW). It is essential that the contributing
components of such a "polyphony" or "fugue" — to name two more of Tomlinson's
favorite images for contrapuntal design — remain distinctly individuated. A "
mosaic ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «MADRIGALIST»
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madrigalist is used in the context of the following news items.
Church of the Epiphany's Tuesday concert series closes with …
It seemed an odd programming choice to begin the concert with selections by the greatest madrigalist of all, Monteverdi, and then follow it with ... «Washington Post, Jul 15»
Around the Town: Lakewood native to sing in Wales this summer
During this time, she also appeared as the Madrigalist in Puccini's Manon Lescaut with the Opera Company of Philadelphia. Ms. Bridges ... «The Suburban Times, Mar 15»
Monteverdi's Vespers – which recording is best?
Aged 43, and largely known as a madrigalist, he wanted to escape the frustrations of working at the court of the Gonzaga dukes in Mantua and ... «Gramophone, Feb 15»
international Festival: Reviews
... the last composers you would expect in a line-up for an Arditti programme would be John Dowland and the great madrigalist Carlo Gesualdo. «Herald Scotland, Aug 14»
Claudio Abbado, Italian Conductor Who Bred Talent, Dies
While Abbado had a reputation for refinement, his eclectic musical tastes -- from the aristocratic Renaissance madrigalist Gesualdo to ... «Bloomberg, Jan 14»
The Killing Flower, Music Theatre Wales, review
... the translation of Luci mie traditrici (literally “My treacherous eyes”), adapted from a play about the 16th-century madrigalist Carlo Gesualdo. «Telegraph.co.uk, Oct 13»
Classical review: Prom 41 - One man, two conductors – a musical …
... their standing as one of the world's foremost orchestras and the passion that every musician, from amateur madrigalist to international soloist, ... «The Independent, Aug 13»
British Trombone Society
In his 'Morley Suite' Derrick Parker has taken three tunes by the Elizabethan madrigalist Thomas Morley, creating an attractive item for ... «4barsrest.com, Aug 12»
Monteverdi's L'Orfeo and the invention of opera
He underlined his mastery as a madrigalist and polyphonic writer, while effortlessly incorporating the monodic sung style, both in recitative and ... «Limelight Magazine, Aug 12»
Live Review: NY Phil performs spatial music at Park Avenue Armory …
Gilbert began the evening with Canzona XVI by the Italian madrigalist Gabrieli, an instrumental piece originally written for an equally spacious ... «Consequence of Sound, Jul 12»
