madrigal retry 1 Flashcards
when was morley treatise?
- when was the morley treatise written?
- 1597
when was morley collection
- when was the morley collection published
- 1601
what was name of caccini collection
- what was the caccini collection called?
- the new music
when caccini collection
- when was the caccini collection made?
- 1580
verdalots nationality
- what nationality was verdalot?
- french
most important 1st generation madrigalist
- who was the most important 1st generation madrigalist?
- verdalot
when did 1st gen of madrigalists begin?
- when did the 1st generation of madrigals begin?
- 1520
did weelkes use word painting in as vesta was?
- did weelkes use word painting in as vesta was?
- true
did rore use chromaticism?
- did rore use chromaticism?
- yes
talk about solo e pensoso
- talk about solo e pensoso
- by marenzio
- famous
- based on petrarch work
- sonnet
- walking alone portrayed by slow chromatic ascent
- -over the octave
- –one half step per measure
- —flee/escape depicted with quick figures
- —-imitation used to depict flee escape also
- —–the chromatic ascent and flee/escape are examples of
madrigalisms
what are characteristics of de werts style
- what are characteristics of de wert’s style
- bold leaps
- recitative like declamation
- extravagant contrasts
who influenced de wert?
- who influenced de wert?
- rore
talk about rore
- Talk about rore
- italian
- leading midcentury madrigalist
- captured sounds of his texts
- -captured emotions of his text
- –captured images of his texts.
list 2nd gen madrigalists
- list 2nd generation madrigalists
- casulana, rore
list 3rd generation madrigal composers
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*list 3rd generation madrigal composers
de lassus, de monte, de wert, marenzio, gesualdo,
describe attributes of madrigals by verdalot, which have 4 voices
- describe attributes of madrigals by verdalot, which have 4 voices
- homophonic
describe attributes of madrigals by verdalot, which have 5-6 voices
*describe attributes of madrigals by verdalot, which have 5-6
voices
- motetlike, with frequent imitation
- -varying voice groupings,
- –overlapping parts at cadences
generally describe the style of arcadelt
- generally describe the style of arcadelt
- homophonic
- -mixed with occasional imitation
nationality of arcadelt
- nationality of arcadelt
- franco flemish
what poets are known for writing madrigal texts
- what poets are known for writing madrigal texts
- petrarca
- arioso
- tasso
- guarini
- marino
madrigals are said to be a vehicle for what movement?
- madrigals are said to be a vehicle for what movement?
- humanism
what was the most important secular genre ofthe 16th century in italy?
*what was the most important secular genre of the 16th century in
italy?
-the madrigal
what is arguably the most important genre of the entire renaissance
*what is arguably the most important genre of the entire
renaissance?
-the madrigal
in what three ways could music express the text in madrigals?
- in what three ways could music express the text in madrigals?
- accents of speech
- emotions of text
- images of text
what later vocal genres were influenced by madrigals?
- what later vocal genres were influenced by the madrigals?
- french chanson
- german lieder
how long did the popularity of the madrigal last?
- how long did the popularity of the madrigal last?
- into the 17th century
describe 3rd generation of madrigals, audience
- describe the audience of the 3rd generation of madrigals
- specialized
- not large audience
form of frottola
- describe the form of the frottola
- strophic
place frottola in time and space
- place the frottola in time and space
- late fifteenth early sixteenth centuries
- italian courts
f/t, the frottola is said to precede the madrigal
- t/f the frottola is said to precede the madrigal
- true
descibe the instrument that people in italian courts would accompany themselves on, in the tradition that ultimately led to the frottola
-bowed or plucked instrument.
delicious
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