Examples of these by Giovanni da Cascia, Jacopo da Bologna, and others are found in the Squarcialupi [SKWAHR-cha-LOO-pee]
Examples of these by Giovanni da Cascia, Jacopo da Bologna, and others are found in the Squarcialupi [SKWAHR-cha-LOO-pee] Codex, a famous illuminated manuscript. Anticipated by the Mantuan frottola, originally the music showed a definite tendency to keep the melody in the top part though the later Franco- Flemish composers of this style made it increasing contrapuntal. Used in England by Nicholas Yonge [pron. Young] and Thomas Morley, many were written in praise of Elizabeth I. For 10 points, name this type of love song for multiple-voice choir that was developed by Francesco Landini in Florence in the fourteenth century.
Examples of these by Giovanni da Cascia, Jacopo da Bologna, and others are found in the Squarcialupi [SKWAHR-cha-LOO-pee]
{Madrigal}