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Thyrsis, sleepest thou? is an English madrigal by John Bennet, published in his 1599 collection Madrigalls to Foure Voyces. The pastoral text addresses the sleeping shepherd Thyrsis and unfolds as a compact dialogue shaped through imitation and exchanges among the vocal parts. Its clear word setting...
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Well-known Bennet dialogue madrigal, playful antiphony and pastoral charm, solid English repertory presence.
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“All Creatures Now Are Merry-Minded” is an English madrigal by John Bennet, published in The Triumphs of Oriana in 1601. Thomas Morley assembled that anthology from works honoring Oriana, a poetic figure associated with Queen Elizabeth I, and its madrigals characteristically end with an acclamation...
“Thyrsis, Sleepest Thou?” is an English pastoral madrigal by John Bennet, published in his First Book of Madrigals in 1599. The poem takes the form of an exchange involving the shepherd Thyrsis, and Bennet differentiates its questions, replies, and changes of mood through contrasting vocal groupings...
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