Description
This madrigal, was one of Alessandro Striggio’s most popular pieces: it was often used for improvisation and embellishment. Striggio was also known as the first composer to write a 40-part motet, (that inspired Tallis to write his).
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Catalogue no. #LPM513
6 part (ATTTBB) Print format: score + parts
Composer: Alessandro Striggio flourished: 1610
Italian: Renaissance
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