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Vocal music
Subgenre:
Mixed choir
Scoring:
GK4
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Subgenre:
Mixed choir
Scoring:
sopr alt ten GK4
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Genre:
Vocal music
Subgenre:
Mixed choir
Scoring:
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Subgenre:
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composition
The Third Book of Madrigals : for 5 mixed voices / Andrea Gabrieli; transcribed and edited by Cees Wagemakers
Other authors:
Wagemakers, Cees
(Editor)
Gabrieli, Andrea
(Composer)
Contains:
Tirsi, vicino à morte (3’00”)
Non così bell’ appar - Ma mentre ch’ ella (5’30”)
Al dolce volo (4’30”)
Signor cui fu già poco - Vergine ancella (5’30”)
Piangeranno (3’30”)
Piangete ecchi miei lassi (3’15”)
I vo piangendo - Si che s’ io vissi (5’00”)
I vidi in terra - Amor senno valor, pietade e doglia (5’30”)
Da quei begl’ occhi (Giovanni Gabrieli) (2’15”)
Dimmi ben mio (Giovanni Gabrieli) (2’45”)
Vagh’ amorosi (Giovanni Gabrieli) (3’00”)
Mentre la greggia (2’45”)
Queste felice herbette (Giovanni Gabrieli) (3’45”)
S’ al discoprir - Le oiante allo splendor (Giovanni Gabrieli) (4’00”)
Dolci care parole (Giovanni Gabrieli) (2’15”)
Voi sete in grand’ errore (3’30”)
Se mi degnasti Amore (2’30”)
Cor mio se (2’15”)
Una felice etate - Segno con bianco pietra (4’45”)
Mentr’ io vi miro - Accesa retornar (4’45”)
Mirami vita mia (3’00”)
Vita de la mia vita (2’00”)
Description:
Although Andrea Gabrieli is known for his sacred music (penitential psalms, celebrational hymns, motets and masses) he also wrote many madrigals. Sixteen of these madrigals are subject to this collection, together with six madrigals by his nephew Giovanni (c.1554-1612). All of them for five voices.
The underlying collection was republished in Venice in 1589 by Angelo Gardano. It was dedicated to the Prince and bishop Ernesto dell’ Essente. In that time Giovanni Gabrieli was organist in the church of the Serenissima Signoria in Venice.
Cees Wagemakers, 2015