Madrigals Flashcards

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1
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Italian?

A

Madrigals

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Early?

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1520s

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Was?

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Jacques Arcedelt

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“With…”

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“With a thousand deaths a day I may be content

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5
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Multiple?

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Multiple imitative entrances

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Then?

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Mid century

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Was?

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Cipriano de Rore

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Involved?

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Syncopation

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9
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Frequent?

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Rests - breathlessness of grief

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Falling?

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Minor thirds and semitones

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11
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Before Rores?

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Generation chromaticism was rare

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12
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Then?

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Late century

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13
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Was?

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Luca Morenzio

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14
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Song?

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Sole e penesso

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15
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Involved?

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High chromatic ascent

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16
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And?

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Striking literal images

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With?

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Heavy contrast between diatonic and chromatic writing

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In general

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Text dominates the music, with great attention paid to structure

19
Q

Melodic?

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Lines are more importune than the polyphony

20
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Stylistic features include?

A

Imitation

21
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Word?

A

Painting through melodic shape and rhythm

22
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Complex?

A

Counterpoint and rhythms

23
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Declamatory?

A

Word setting

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Expressive?

A

Use of dissonance and chromaticism

25
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Contrasts?

A

In dynamics

26
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Solo?

A

Texture

27
Q

English?

A

Musica Transalpina

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In?

A

1588

29
Q

Taken up by?

A

Morely, Wilbye and Weekes

30
Q

Who?

A

Modelled their madrigals on the Italian style

31
Q

Using?

A

Word painting

32
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Who modelled most closely?

A

Thomas Morely

33
Q

What songs?

A

“My bonny lass she smileth

34
Q

Dance?

A

Metres of repeating sections

35
Q

With?

A

“Fa la la” refrain

36
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The?

A

Triumphs of Oriana

37
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Was?

A

A collections of madrigals by several composers showing expressive and declamatory word-setting while painting natural accents of words

38
Q

Weekes?

A

As vesta was