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"Now Is the Month of Maying" is a five-part English ballett by Thomas Morley, published in his First Book of Balletts to Five Voyces in 1595. Its text celebrates springtime dancing and courtship, while its repeated "fa la la" refrain reflects the light, dance-derived character of the ballett form. W...
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Extremely famous English ballett, enduring choral favorite, lively and expertly made though lighter than the deepest madrigals.
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"April Is in My Mistress' Face" is a secular four-part madrigal by the English composer Thomas Morley, published in his First Book of Madrigals to Four Voices in 1594. Its brief text maps the seasons onto a woman's changing appearance: April in her face, July in her eyes, September in her breast, an...
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Compact Morley classic, widely performed and anthologized, admired seasonal conceit and clear four-voice craft.
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"My bonnie lass she smileth" is a five-voice ballett by English Renaissance composer Thomas Morley, published in his First Book of Balletts to Five Voyces in 1595. Its light secular text, clear rhythmic profile, repeated sections, and characteristic "fa la la" refrains reflect the influence of the I...
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Popular Morley ballett with bright canzonetta style, strong performance tradition, lighter artistic ambition.
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Thomas Morley’s “Now is the Month of Maying” is a Renaissance madrigal for five voices, composed around 1595. This piece, part of his First Book of Ballets, captures the spirit of spring through its energetic rhythm and characteristic ‘fa-la’ melody. It was intended for performance in courtly settin...
A lively canzonet by Morley depicting the burning passion of love, characteristic of his playful, lighter style and his role in popularizing Italian forms in England.
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Energetic Morley canzonet, vivid love-fire affect, well liked but less canonical than his best-known balletts.
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"A little pretty bonny lass" is a secular vocal composition by the English Renaissance composer John Farmer. It was published in his "First Set of English Madrigals" in 1599, a collection dedicated to Edward de Vere, the Earl of Oxford. The piece is structured as a ballett, a light-hearted and dance...
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Light Farmer pastoral, pleasant and competent, limited reputation beyond genre surveys.
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"My Bonny Lass She Smileth" is an English ballett composed by Thomas Morley, published in his "First Book of Balletts" in 1595. As a prominent example of the English madrigal style, the piece features the characteristic nonsense syllables, specifically the "fa-la" refrain, that define the ballett ge...
'Lady, those cherries plenty' is a canzonet by English Renaissance composer Thomas Morley (1557-1602). Morley was instrumental in introducing Italian musical forms to English audiences during the Elizabethan era and published several influential collections of vocal music. His lighter works, includi...
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Light Morley canzonet, charming and skillful, minor in consensus.
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"No, no, Nigella" is a lighthearted secular madrigal composed by the English Renaissance musician Thomas Morley. It is structured as a ballett, which is a type of vocal composition characterized by its dance-like rhythm, homophonic texture, and recurring "fa-la-la" refrains. Morley was instrumental...
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Light playful Morley pastoral, competent and charming, comparatively minor within his output.
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“Hark, All Ye Lovely Saints Above” is an English madrigal by Thomas Weelkes, published in The Triumphs of Oriana in 1601. The anthology, assembled by Thomas Morley, consists of secular works honoring Oriana, a poetic name associated with Queen Elizabeth I. Weelkes's setting has a lively, dance-influ...
“Sing We and Chant It” is an English ballett by Thomas Morley, published in his First Book of Balletts to Five Voyces in 1595. Adapted from the Italian ballett tradition, it uses a light secular text, regular dance-like rhythms, repeated sections, and characteristic “fa-la-la” refrains. The piece is...
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