Monteverdi, Cherubini, and Gounod all composed famous ones. The earliest ones were based on the substitute clausulae, but with text added.
Monteverdi, Cherubini, and Gounod all composed famous ones. The earliest ones were based on the substitute clausulae, but with text added. Types include those named after Franco of Cologne and Petrus de Cruce. In the Franconian variety, the triplum has a longer text than the second voice. It uses more than one text simultaneously, sometimes in different languages, and its Anglican counterpart is the anthem. FTP, name this form used especially by Medieval, Renaissance, and Baroque composers, whose name comes from the French for "words."
Monteverdi, Cherubini, and Gounod all composed famous ones. The earliest ones were based on the substitute clausulae, but with text added.
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