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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
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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
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Diccionario técnico Akal de términos musicales - Страница 89
... solo ~. madrigalesco adj. madrigalistic. madrigalismo for. madrigalism, word-painting. madrigalista madrigalist. maestra de baile dn. ballet mistress. maestría1 mastery, artistry - musical || musicianship. maestría,2 con - prescr. with mastery, ...
Pedro González Casado, 2000
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The Da Capo history of western classical music - Страница 1620
He influenced the later English madrigalists in particular. Nicola Vicentino was a madrigalist and theorist. His book L'antica musica ridotta alia moderna prattica ('Ancient Music adapted to the Modern Practice', 1555) dealt with the current ...
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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
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Man and his music - Часть 2 - Страница 284
The high spot of Weelkes's secular output is reached in his Madrigals of 5. and 6. parts, apt for the viols and voices (1600), which contains pieces unsurpassed in emotional intensity and unequalled in brilliance by any other English madrigalist ...
Alec Harman, Anthony Milner, Wilfrid Mellers, 1988
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Music and Musicians - Том 23 - Страница 24
DAVITT MORONEY 'JOHN WILBYE is generally acknowledged to be the greatest of the English madrigalists. His output was small — two madrigal volumes containing 64 works and a tiny handful of other compositions — and it is possible, ...
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Music in the Renaissance - Страница 202
Willaert, Festa, and the other early madrigalists wrote some compositions in a notation that began to appear from about 1540 onward in which smaller note values were used, with the common-time signature (c) replacing the more usual alia ...
Howard Mayer Brown, Louise K. Stein, 1999
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The Macmillan Encyclopedia of Music and Musicians: In One ...
MADRIGAL SOCIETY-MAGANINI MAGAZINES–MAGIC FLUTE. fested in Spain over madrigals in spite of a few collections that were published in Seville and Barcelona during the latter part of the 16th century. The chief madrigalist of Germany ...
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Late Renaissance and Baroque music - Страница 46
The high spot of Weelkes's secular output is reached in his Madrigals of 5. and 6. parts, apt for the viols and voices (1600), which contains pieces unsurpassed in emotional intensity and unequalled in brilliance by any other English madrigalist ...
Alec Harman, Anthony Milner, 1969
