Music of Renaissance Italy
As performed during the Florence
Symposium
Music found in Caravaggio Paintings
Musicians - Metropolitan
Museum of Art, New York
Madrigal: O felic' occhi miei-
Jacques Arcadelt (c. 1505-C. 1568)
voice, bass and great bass recorders,
lute
Ricercada Segvnda sobre O
felic' occhi miei
- Diego Ortiz/Arcadelt
cornetto, harpsichord
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Lute Player 1
- Hermitage, Saint Petersburg
Madrigal: Chi potra dir
- Arcadelt
countertenor, tenor, tenor, baritone,
bass
Madrigal: Se la dura durezza
- Arcadelt
countertenor, tenor, tenor, baritone,
bass
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Lute Player 2
- Private Collection, New York
Madrigal: Lasciar il velo
o per sol' o per ombra
- Francesco de Layolle (1492-c. 1540)
closeup of music inverted
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Rest on the Flight into Egypt
-
(c. 1598) Galleria Doria Pamphili, Rome
Motet - Quam pulchra es
- Baulduin (c. 1480-1530)
ensemble
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Musica Antiqua's Italian Favorites
Ballata: Orsu, gentili spiriti
- Francesco Landini (1325-1358)
voice, organetto, bass and great
bass recorders, lute
Bassadanza chiamata Lauro-
Gulielmus
Dance steps by Lorenzo de Medici,
Duke of Urbino
dancers, ensemble
Dance Steps in Lorenzo's handwriting
click to enlarge
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Carnival Song: Ben venga maggio
- Anonymous (15th century)
text by Poliziano
baritone, mens chorus, cornetto,
alto shawm, tenor krummhorn
Carnival Song: Trionfo di
Bacco -
Lorenzo de' Medici (1449-1492)
baritone, krummhorns, hirtenschalmei,
percussion, lute
Madrigal: A lieta vita
- Giovanni Gastoldi (c. 1550-1622?)
soprano, soprano recorder, alto
and great bass krummhorns, lute
A lieta vita manuscript
click to enlarge
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Amarilli mia bella from
Le
Nuove Musiche (1602)
- Giulio Caccini (1545-1618)
soprano, harpsichord
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Altezza d'Amore from Nobilita
di dame (1600)
- Fabrito Caroso (c. 1577)
dancers, alto recorder, lute, cornetto,
sacbut
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Madrigal: Matonna mia cara
- Orlando Lassus (1532-1594)
countertenor, tenor, tenor, baritone,
bass
Moresca: Chichilichi
- da Nola (d. 1592)
alto, tenor and bass krummhorns
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Estampie: Lamento di Tristan
- Italian (14th century)
tenor recorder, lute, gamba, bells,
percussion
Saltarello - Anonymous Italian
(14th century)
organetto, percussion ensemble,
dancer
Motet: Alle psallite - Alleluya
- Codex Montpellier (13th century)
soprano, organetto, tenor sackbut,
percussion, bells
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