The Italian Renaissance Courts

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Which city was associated with the Gonzaga family?

Mantua

What was the title of the book written by Baldasar Castiglione around 1518?

The Courtier

What was the characteristic of the Late stage of the Italian Madrigal?

Increased chromaticism

Who was the composer associated with the concerto delle donne?

Luzzaschi

What was the literary quality of the Italian Madrigal?

High literary quality

What was the term used to describe the music of C.Gesualdo?

Musica Reservata

Who was the composer of the madrigal 'Il Bianco e Dolce Cigno'?

J.Arcadelt

What is the name of the famous 40-part motet by T. Tallis?

Spem in allium

What is the difference between a full anthem and a verse anthem?

Full anthem is sung a cappella, while verse anthem is accompanied by instruments

What is the name of the Book of the Hebrew Bible that is associated with the Lamentations settings?

Book of Lamentations

What is the unique characteristic of Chapter 3 in the Book of Lamentations?

It has 66 verses

Who was the master of choristers at Westminster Abbey?

R. White

What is the name of the mass setting by W. Byrd that is notable for its Agnus Dei?

Mass a 5

What is the name of the motet by W. Byrd that features a quote from the Preface of the Gradualia?

Ave Verum

What is the characteristic of the textures in R. White's Lamentations settings?

They feature complex textures such as 1 + 4 or 1 + 2 + 2

Explore the cultural and musical significance of the Italian Renaissance courts, including Florence, Milan, Ferrara, and Mantua, and their pursuit of cultural supremacy. Learn about the key figures and literary works that defined the era, such as Monteverdi and Castiglione's 'The Courtier'.

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