Matches in Harvard for { ?s ?p Vol. I. Antecedents. Delimitation ; The frottola -- Origins of the madrigal. The rise of the madrigal ; The first madrigalists : Verdelot, C. Festa, Arcadelt ; The madrigal and poetry ; The position of music in sixteenth century aesthetics -- The early madrigal. Festa and Verdelot ; The circle about the first three masters ; Adrian Willaert and Venice -- The lighter forms. The relation to the madrigal ; The Neapolitan canzon villanesca ; Parody in the villanella ; The transformation of the Napoletana in the north -- The post-classic madrigal. Cipriano de Rore ; The contemporaries of Willaert and Rore ; The immediate Venetian circle around Willaert and Rore ; Nasco and Ruffo.. }
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- catalog description "Vol. I. Antecedents. Delimitation ; The frottola -- Origins of the madrigal. The rise of the madrigal ; The first madrigalists : Verdelot, C. Festa, Arcadelt ; The madrigal and poetry ; The position of music in sixteenth century aesthetics -- The early madrigal. Festa and Verdelot ; The circle about the first three masters ; Adrian Willaert and Venice -- The lighter forms. The relation to the madrigal ; The Neapolitan canzon villanesca ; Parody in the villanella ; The transformation of the Napoletana in the north -- The post-classic madrigal. Cipriano de Rore ; The contemporaries of Willaert and Rore ; The immediate Venetian circle around Willaert and Rore ; Nasco and Ruffo.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Vol. I. Antecedents. Delimitation ; The frottola -- Origins of the madrigal. The rise of the madrigal ; The first madrigalists : Verdelot, C. Festa, Arcadelt ; The madrigal and poetry ; The position of music in sixteenth century aesthetics -- The early madrigal. Festa and Verdelot ; The circle about the first three masters ; Adrian Willaert and Venice -- The lighter forms. The relation to the madrigal ; The Neapolitan canzon villanesca ; Parody in the villanella ; The transformation of the Napoletana in the north -- The post-classic madrigal. Cipriano de Rore ; The contemporaries of Willaert and Rore ; The immediate Venetian circle around Willaert and Rore ; Nasco and Ruffo.".