This place titles the most prominent surviving madrigal comedy, written by Orazio Vecchi.
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]