-
Francesco Berni, and
collected Tutti I trionfi, larri,
mascherate o
canti carnascialeschi,
andati per
Firenze dal
tempo del
Magnifico Lorenzo vecchio de 'Medici...
- A
carnival song or
canto carnascialesco (pl.
canti carnascialeschi) was a late fifteenth- and
early sixteenth-century song used to
celebrate the carnival...
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playwright (Clizia, Mandragola), a poet (Sonetti, Canzoni, Ottave,
Canti carnascialeschi), and a
novelist (Bel****or arcidiavolo). Some of his
other work: Decennale...
- Carnevaleschi", 20
pieces Strings for 2
violins and cello; (aka.
Divertimenti Carnascialeschi); sections: Minuetto,
Alessandrina 1-6,
Perigordino 1-2,
Valzer 1-4...
- Firenzuola.
Canzoniere e sonetti, c.1473,
largely unedited Quattro canti carnascialeschi, c.1473
Amorum libellus,
Liber secundus epistolarum ad amicos, Epigrammatum...
-
season led to the
creation of witty,
earthy carnival songs called canti carnascialeschi. The 16th
century saw the
advent of
printed polyphonic music and advances...
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Accademia della Crusca.
Parere sopra la
seconda edizione de'
Canti Carnascialeschi e in
difesa della prima edizione, by
Antonmaria Biscioni, procured...
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Sicilian term for
lyric songs canti a catoccu: A kind of
lyric song
canti carnascialeschi:
Carnival songs cepranese: A form of multi-part song from
Lazio cioparedda:...
- task was to
envision the
concept and text for a
carnival song (canti
carnascialeschi) and then to
present their creation on a
float with costumes, singers...
- 1500 — The witty,
earthy songs of the
Florentine carnival, the
canti carnascialeschi, are in vogue. 1501 —
Ottaviano dei
Petrucci publishes the Odhecaton...
