- The
Sicilian octave (Italian:
ottava siciliana) is a
verse form
consisting of
eight lines of
eleven syllables each,
called a hendecasyllable. The form...
-
Rispetti e
strambotti is a work for
string quartet composed in 1920 by Gian
Francesco Malipiero. The
piece was
first performed on
September 25, 1920, in...
- deliberation. His works,
under the
title Virginia, Comedia,
Capitoli e
Strambotti di
Messer Bernardo Accolti Aretino, were
published at
Florence in 1513...
-
translation of
Geschichte der Musik, 1937, rev. 1938, 1947
Canzoni Sonetti Strambotti et Frottole.
Libro Tertio (
Andrea Antico, 1517).
Smith College: Northampton...
-
Antonio Caracciolo and
Benedetto Gareth (il Chariteo),
whose eight-lined
strambotti he took as
model for his own. In 1494, however, he had to quit the city...
- pavanes, galliards, bergamasques,
chaconnes and the like) and
songs (
strambotti-
short rounds in folk style, frottole- po****r songs, arias, canzoni)...
- da
Caravazo novamente stampata (New Works),
which contained sonnets,
strambotti (satirical verse),
epistre (epistles), and
capitoli (satirical poetry)...
- Lucullus, and was the
author of some
poetical pieces,
amatory and
religious strambotti and
canzonettas as well as of
rhetorical prose compositions. Some of the...
- a
vernacular sonnet sent to
Piero di
Lorenzo de'
Medici in 1493
seven strambotti published in the
Compendio de cose nove of
Vincenzo Calmeta [it] in 1507...
- canzonettas, canticles, hymns, psalms, lamentations, ricercares, tientos,
strambotti, and
other forms of the time. The
compositional ideal which he maintained...
