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Italian writer, composer, organist, and poet of the Renaissance
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- Republic of Venice
- composer, poet, organist, polygraph
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The Boston Musical Intelligencer
2017-02-06 17:30:33
[…] Hungaresca by Giorgio Mainerio. The stately dances flowed one into another without a break, making it a little tricky to tell one piece from the next, but the rhythmic drive imparted by Mayoral on tambourine and drums showed their clear ties to dance music from court. The viol parts were homophonic, mostly moving in exact parallel, though the Hungaresca had more of a bagpipe-like drone underlying it. The mid-to-late 1500’s featured Ricercar forms by Hieronymus Parabosco and Andrea Gabrieli, and a Capriccio by Giovanni Battista Grillo. These works had more contrapuntal complexity and less driven rhythm, with textures that sound like the kind of vocal polyphony that I’m accustomed to from church music. The Gabrieli featured nifty duetting between Savall and David, then a triple time refrain, then a duet between Duftschmid and Pierrot. The Grillo had some rhythmically challenging segments (there were some abrupt changes of meter that were […]
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