Costanzo Festa(1485 – 1545) was one of the earliest composers to write in the emerging madrigal style (secular poetry set for multiple independent voices) that developed along with interest in vernacular Italian poetry. The theme of unjust love in this madrigal was common for 16th century madrigal texts.
Rook: Jakob Hansen, Violin Paul Von Hoff, Trombone and Slide Trombone Jeremy David Ward, Bass Violin Mark Shuldiner, Harpsichord
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Costanzo Festa
Ingiustissimo amor Play
Recorded on 02/19/2014, uploaded on 07/29/2014
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Costanzo Festa(1485 – 1545) was one of the earliest composers to write in the emerging madrigal style (secular poetry set for multiple independent voices) that developed along with interest in vernacular Italian poetry. The theme of unjust love in this madrigal was common for 16th century madrigal texts.
Rook:
Jakob Hansen, Violin
Paul Von Hoff, Trombone and Slide Trombone
Jeremy David Ward, Bass Violin
Mark Shuldiner, Harpsichord
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