This place titles the most prominent surviving madrigal comedy, written by Orazio Vecchi. It also titlesthe last published work of J.C.F. Fischer, which was a set of nine keyboard suites. A grand trio sonata byFranÃ§ois Couperin is subtitled "l'apothÃ©ose de Corelli" and named for this place. A non-musical work titledfor this place has a notable English translation by Alfred Mann, splits its subject into five species, such asnote against note and "florid", and frames itself as a dialog between Josephus and Aloysius. This placelends its name to a series of one hundred keyboard exercises by Muzio Clementi, which was parodying bythe first piece of Debussy's Children's Corner, which is also named for it. That non-musical work is atreatise on counterpoint in the style o
This place titles the most prominent surviving madrigal comedy, written by Orazio Vecchi. It also titlesthe last published work of J.C.F. Fischer, which was a set of nine keyboard suites. A grand trio sonata byFranÃ§ois Couperin is subtitled "l'apothÃ©ose de Corelli" and named for this place. A non-musical work titledfor this place has a notable English translation by Alfred Mann, splits its subject into five species, such asnote against note and "florid", and frames itself as a dialog between Josephus and Aloysius. This placelends its name to a series of one hundred keyboard exercises by Muzio Clementi, which was parodying bythe first piece of Debussy's Children's Corner, which is also named for it. That non-musical work is atreatise on counterpoint in the style of Palestrina. For 10 points, identify this place that titles a treatise byJohann Joseph Fux.
This place titles the most prominent surviving madrigal comedy, written by Orazio Vecchi.
 Mount Parnassus [or Parnassos; or Parnassum; or Gradus ad Parnassum; or L'Amfiparnaso; or Twin Peaks of Parnassus; or Musicalischer Parnassus; or Le Parnasse, ou l'apothÃ©ose de Corelli; or Doctor Gradus ad Parnassum]