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"When Oriana walked to take the air" is an English Renaissance madrigal by Thomas Bateson, written for six voices. It appeared in The Triumphs of Oriana, the anthology edited by Thomas Morley and published in 1601 in honor of Queen Elizabeth I, who is represented by the pastoral name Oriana. Like th...
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Oriana contribution with ceremonial value, competent Bateson writing, limited independent fame.
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"With angel's face and brightness" is a Renaissance madrigal composed by George Kirbye, an English composer active during the late 16th and early 17th centuries. It was published in his 1597 collection, "The First Set of English Madrigalls." Kirbye was instrumental in adapting the Italian madrigal s...
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Representative Kirbye madrigal, polished early English style, limited modern prominence.
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"In the merry month of May" is a secular vocal composition by the English composer Richard Carlton. It was included in his collection "Madrigals to Five Voices," which was published in 1601 during the Elizabethan era's flourishing of the English madrigal. Written for five unaccompanied vocal parts,...
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Carlton pastoral madrigal is pleasant and historically representative, but remains obscure.
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"Sing shepherds all" is an English madrigal composed by Richard Nicolson, a 17th-century organist at Magdalen College, Oxford. The piece was included in Thomas Morley's 1601 anthology "The Triumphs of Oriana," a collection of madrigals by various English composers published in honor of Queen Elizabe...
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Nicolson Oriana piece is competent and festive, obscure composer and low independent recognition.
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When Oriana walked to take the air - Thomas Bateson currently leads the Oriana results with a displayed score of 7.46/10. This is an editorial ranking result for the items included on this page, not a universal verdict for every use case.
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