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"Italia mia, benche il parlar sia indarno" is a Renaissance madrigal by the Franco-Flemish composer Philippe Verdelot. It sets words from Petrarch's Canzoniere 128, a canzone lamenting warfare and political division in Italy and appealing for peace. Verdelot's setting belongs to the early developmen...
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Major Petrarch patriotic setting by a genre founder, high historical significance and ambitious scale.
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Ultimi miei sospiri is a four-voice Italian madrigal associated with Philippe Verdelot, an important composer in the early development of the genre. Its text sends the speaker's final sighs to a beloved and asks them to describe a death caused by separation. The musical setting uses clear declamatio...
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One of Verdelot's best-known laments, wide early circulation, strong historical reputation within the first madrigal generation.
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“Madonna, il tuo bel viso” is an Italian madrigal by Philippe Verdelot, a Franco-Flemish composer active in Italy during the early sixteenth century. Verdelot worked principally in Florence and was among the composers who shaped the madrigal as a distinct genre through settings of Italian secular po...
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Representative Verdelot early madrigal, historically important style, admired but not among the most famous individual works.
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"Lasso, ov'è quel leggiadro" is an Italian madrigal composed by Philippe Verdelot, a Franco-Flemish composer active during the Renaissance. Verdelot, who worked extensively in Florence and Venice, is recognized by music historians as one of the earliest and most significant pioneers of the Italian m...
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Verdelot lament by a genre founder, historically meaningful but modest individual modern recognition.
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"Se mai provasti, donna" is an Italian madrigal composed by Philippe Verdelot, a Franco-Flemish composer active in Florence and Rome. Verdelot was a crucial pioneer of the early 16th-century Italian madrigal, and this piece is a notable example of his work in establishing the genre. The composition...
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Historically significant early madrigal, competent expressive setting, limited independent reputation.
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"Quanto sia lieto il giorno" is an early Italian madrigal composed by Philippe Verdelot, a Franco-Flemish musician active in Florence during the early 16th century. Verdelot is recognized as one of the primary pioneers who developed the Italian madrigal form in the 1520s by combining Italian poetry...
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Pleasant early madrigal by an important founder, valued more for context than outstanding individual acclaim.
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"Italia mia" is a 16th-century Italian madrigal composed by Philippe Verdelot that sets to music a famous patriotic canzone by the Renaissance poet Petrarch. Verdelot was a significant figure in the early development of the madrigal in Florence and Rome. This work is distinguished as one of the earl...
Ultimi miei sospiri is an Italian madrigal by Philippe Verdelot, a composer of the Franco-Flemish tradition who was active in Italy during the early sixteenth century. The title, meaning my final sighs, identifies the piece with lamenting and love-centered subjects common in the first generations of...
Madonna, il tuo bel viso is an early Italian madrigal by Philippe Verdelot, a composer active in Florence and Rome during the 1520s. Its title addresses a lady and praises her beautiful face, placing the piece within the amorous language of Renaissance secular song. The work belongs to the four-voic...
"Quanto sia liet' il giorno" is an Italian madrigal by Philippe Verdelot, a Franco-Flemish composer active in Italy during the early sixteenth century. Verdelot was an important figure in the formative period of the Italian madrigal, and his music helped establish the genre's early vocal style befor...
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