- mid-century. The
music of the
early villanella (known as the
canzone villanesca) is
invariably for
three unaccompanied voices. The
first composers of...
- "after the
canzone villanesca alla
napolitana à 3 had
gained a
secure foothold" and can be
considered a
development of the
villanesca from
bucolic to more...
- 1:
Galante (or Minueto), Oriental,
Fandango (or Zarabanda); Vol. 2:
Villanesca;
Andaluza (or Playera);
Rondalla aragonesa (or Jota); Vol. 3: Valenciana;...
- this may
reflect an
influence from the
contemporary vocal form of the
villanesca. In addition, he
wrote extended homophonic sections,
showing somewhat...
- (violoncello and piano);
Pieza I. 1977: A**** (clarinet quintet). 1978:
Villanesca; Entrada; Juegos. 1979: A mi aire; Qué familia;
Superficie número 5 (double...
-
consisted of two
books of
Canzoni villanesche in 1541,
which contained 31
villanescas and 11 mascheratas. They were held in high
esteem by Nola's contemporaries;...
- Op. 109 (1962)
Concierto a la
Manera Antigua, for
piano and
orchestra Villanesca, for
piano and
orchestra 10
String Quartets 2
Piano Trios Piano Quartet...
-
Black Sky, for
piano trio (1997)
Unweaving (from A Book of Inventions)
Villanesca (from A Book of Inventions) Watermark, for
violin and b****
clarinet (2002)...
- music,
although it
contains music besides villottas such as a
dozen villanescas and four
madrigals not by
Barges but by
Andrea Patricio (composers at...
- Troiano's
music was
mostly in the
light Neapolitan style of the
canzon villanesca alla napoletana,
sometimes called simply "canzonettas", three-part vocal...
