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Carlo Gesualdo: Webster's Timeline History, 1555 - 2007 by Icon Group International, 2009-04-16 1613 Deaths: Sigismund Báthory, Regina Protmann, Robert Abercromby, Thomas Overbury, Carlo Gesualdo, Pomponio Nenna, Gabriel Báthory Compositeur Italien Du Xvie Siècle: Claudio Monteverdi, Carlo Gesualdo, Paolo Ferrarese, Johannes Ghiselin, Luca Marenzio, Lodovico Zacconi (French Edition) Naissance Dans La Province de Potenza: Francesco Marino Di Teana, Carlo Gesualdo, Robert G. Vignola, Francesco Saverio Nitti, Roger de Lauria (French Edition) Belta poi che t'assenti (5-voice madrigal) Sheet Music by Carlo Gesualdo, 2009-06-27 Carlo Gesualdo, principe di Venosa: L'uomo e i tempi (Polline) (Italian Edition) by Antonio Vaccaro, 1998 Carlo Gesualdo principe di Venosa (Constellatio musica) (Italian Edition) by Pietro Misuraca, 2000 The cadence in the madrigals of Gesualdo (Doctoral dissertation series) by John H Anderson, 1969 Madrigal. < English translation by Roger Maren. Piano score arr. by Fritz Rikko. > SSATB a cappella.Eng. & Ital (Arthur Jordan choral Series) by Carlo Gesualdo, 1952 Dulcissima mia vita. She is the Sweetness of my Life ... Transcribed for String Orchestra by T. Serly. [Score and parts.] by Carlo Gesualdo, 1939 Non t'amo. Madrigal. For five-part chorus of mixed voices (S. A. T. T. B.) a cappella ... Edited by Don Smithers by Carlo Gesualdo, 1964 8 Madrigale für fünfstimmigen Chor. Bearbeitung für den Vortrag und deutsche Übersetzung von Wilhelm Weismann by Carlo Gesualdo, 1954 [Sacrarum cantionum liber primus quorum una septem vocibus, caeterae sex vocibus.] Tres sacræ cantiones. < i. Da pacem Domine.ii. Assumpta est Maria.iii. Illumina nos. > Completed by Igor Strawinsky by Carlo Gesualdo, 1960 Madrigali ... [Lib. 1, 2.] Trascritti in notazione moderna e messi in partitura a cura di Francesco Vatielli. < Libroiii-vi a cura di Annibale Bizzelli. > ... per la storia della musica. Monumenti.1) by Carlo Gesualdo, 1942

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21. Gesualdo, Carlo, Principe Di Venosa (Harper's Magazine)
    THINGS CONNECTED TO “gesualdo, carlo, principe di Venosa”. HUMAN BEINGS. Bach, Johann Sebastian Barbirolli, John, Sir Beethoven, Ludwig van  
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22. HOASM: Don Carlo Gesualdo
    Watkins, Glenn, gesualdo, The Man and His Music, London, 1973. Gray, Cecil and Heseltine, Philip, carlo gesualdo, Prince of Venosa, Musician and Murderer,  
    http://www.hoasm.org/IVD/Gesualdo.html
    
    Extractions: Italian composer. Born of a noble Neapolitan family (he became Prince of Venosa), he probably studied music with Pomponio Nenna . Temperamentally he was given to excess, and the sensational murder of his first wife and her lover in 1590 was one of the great sixteenth century musical scandals. His second marriage, to Eleonora d'Este, gave him contacts with the musical circle of Ferrara and the poet Tasso whom he befriended. Gesualdo's output consists of six volumes of five-part madrigals, published from 1594; two books of motets and one of responsories; and a few keyboard works. Though from the south, he is linked by his visits to Ferrara and his friendship with Tasso with the 'mannerist' madrigalists of northern Italy. Wayward harmonies in his earlier madrigals develop, in his later ones, into wild and passionate juxtapositions of fast and slow motion, and of total and extremely chromatic harmony. These violent contrasts seem to reflect Gesualdo's neurotic personality; from a stylistic viewpoint his harmonic experiments are more the ultimate outcome of sixteenth century harmonic vocabulary than prophetic of the music that was to come; it was only in the eccentricity of his melodic lines that some monodists followed .

23. Composer Carlo Gesualdo MP3
    Composer carlo gesualdo MP3,classical music downloads and thousands of classical music mp3 files. Search by composers, titles, performers or ensembles and  
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24. Carlo Gesualdo, Prince Of Venosa - Britannica Concise
    carlo gesualdo, prince of Venosa Italian composer.  
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    Extractions: Print Article Email Article Cite Article Italian composer. Nobly born, he was a passionate musical dilettante. In 1590 he had his first wife and her lover (a duke) murdered, which earned him great notoriety but no punishment. His later marriage to the duke of Ferrara's niece made the cosmopolitan Ferrara court his second home. His steadily deepening melancholia was reflected in his music, which included some 125 madrigals and about 75 sacred vocal works. His six books of madrigals were published between 1594 and 1611 in part-books and in 1613 in score. Those in the last two books are unusual for their dramatic exclamations, discontinuous texture, and harmonic license. His extreme chromaticism and abrupt changes in tempo and dynamics, exaggerating such traits in the madrigals of his time, would have no rival until the 20th century. document.writeln(AAMB2);

25. Gesualdo, Carlo - MSN Encarta
    Translate this page gesualdo, carlo (Napoli 1560 ca. - 1613), compositore e liutista italiano. La sua fama è legata ai madrigali, in cui fa un uso spregiudicato del  
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    Extractions: var s_account="msnportalencartait"; MSN Home Hotmail My MSN Accedi ... Altro Hotmail Messenger Spaces Windows Live Amori e Incontri Annunci Aste online Borsa ... Altre risorse Reference Interattivit  Dati e statistiche Altre risorse Encarta nel mondo Prodotti Passa a Microsoft Student® Guida Elementi correlati altro... Cerca in Encarta Cerca in Encarta informazioni su Gesualdo, Carlo Articolo Trova nell'articolo Anteprima di stampa Invia Multimedia 1 elemento Gesualdo, Carlo (Napoli 1560 ca. - 1613), compositore e liutista italiano. La sua fama ¨ legata ai madrigali , in cui fa un uso spregiudicato del cromatismo . Grazie ai contatti familiari con l'ambiente musicale (il padre Fabrizio Gesualdo era presidente di un'accademia frequentata dai migliori esponenti del mondo musicale napoletano) cominci² ad appassionarsi alla musica e impar² a suonare diversi strumenti, tra i quali il clavicembalo , la chitarra e soprattutto l'arciliuto ( vedi Liuto ). Alla morte del padre, nel 1586, eredit² il titolo di principe di Venosa. Dopo aver commissionato nel 1590 l'assassinio della moglie, dell'amante di lei e del figlio nato dalla relazione, lasci² la citt  natale per Ferrara , dove nel 1594 spos² Eleonora d'Este e dove conobbe musicisti come Luzzasco Luzzaschi e letterati come Giovanni Battista Guarini e Torquato Tasso . Quando la scomparsa del duca Alfonso II d'Este, nel 1597, segn² il tramonto di Ferrara come centro culturale, Gesualdo fece ritorno a Napoli. Tra i sei libri di madrigali da lui composti, soprattutto gli ultimi due rivelano uno stile armonico drammatico e fortemente innovativo che tende all'espressione delle emozioni tramite l'uso di potenti dissonanze e di salti imprevisti tra

26. Castle Classics Gesualdo, Carlo (Italian C1561-1613)
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27. CARLO GESUALDO, Biography, Discography
    gesualdo s output consists of six volumes of fivepart madrigals, published from 1594; two books of motets and one of responsories; and a few keyboard works  
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    Extractions: A B ... Z CARLO GESUALDO (1564-1619). Italian composer. Born of a noble Neapolitan family (he became Prince of Venosa), he probably studied music with Pomponio Nenna. Temperamentally he was given to excess, and the sensational murder of his first wife and her lover in 1590 was one of the great sixteenth century musical scandals. His second marriage, to Eleonora d'Este, gave him contacts with the musical circle of Ferrara and the poet Tasso whom he befriended. Gesualdo's output consists of six volumes of five-part madrigals, published from 1594; two books of motets and one of responsories; and a few keyboard works. Though from the south, he is linked by his visits to Ferrara and his friendship with Tasso with the 'mannerist' madrigalists of northern Italy. Wayward harmonies in his earlier madrigals develop, in his later ones, into wild and passionate juxtapositions of fast and slow motion, and of total and extremely chromatic harmony. These violent contrasts seem to reflect Gesualdo's neurotic personality; from a stylistic viewpoint his harmonic experiments are more the ultimate outcome of sixteenth century harmonic vocabulary than prophetic of the music that was to come; it was only in the eccentricity of his melodic lines that some monodists followed . Carlo Gesualdo Discography Goldberg Articles ABOUT US CONTRIBUTE ... info@goldberg-magazine.com

28. Carlo Gesualdo - Tra Tradizione E Teatro
    Translate this page Il principe carlo gesualdo nacque l 8 marzo 1566 da Fabrizio II e Geronima Borromeo, sorella di S. carlo. Studiò a Napoli e fu compositore di madrigali e  
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    Extractions: Il principe Carlo Gesualdo nacque l'8 marzo 1566 da Fabrizio II e Geronima Borromeo, sorella di S. Carlo. Studiò a Napoli e fu compositore di madrigali e musica sacra, oggi conosciuti in tutto il mondo. Fin da giovane dimostrò una passione enorme per la musica e all'età di 19 anni pubblicò il primo mottetto: "Perdona, Signore, i nostri peccati". Con Gesualdo il castello perse il rude aspetto di fortezza e divenne dimora di una fastosa corte canora, costituita dai musicisti più famosi dell'epoca come Scipione Stella, Pomponio Nenna, Filippo Carafa. Si circondò di uomini di cultura come Torquato Tasso che scrisse nella " Gerusalemme conquistata " versi bellissimi per la famiglia Gesualdo. Tra le sue opere bisogna ricordare la Chiesa dei Cappuccini, dove nel 1909 soggiornò il nostro amato S. Pio da Pietrelcina, la chiesa del SS. Rosario, la chiesa degli Afflitti, la fontana dei putti, la cappella del SS. Sacramento e il "Quadro del perdono", fatto eseguire nel 1609 da Giovanni Balducci da Firenze e che, restaurato, trovasi oggi nella Chiesa di S. Maria delle Grazie, gestita dai Padri Cappuccini. Nella tela si osserva l'immagine del principe che, sostenuto dallo zio Carlo Borromeo, chiede perdono per il duplice assassinio a Cristo giudicante con l'intercessione della Vergine, di S. Michele, di S. Francesco, di S. Domenico, di S. Caterina e della Maddalena. Di fronte al principe vi è la moglie Eleonora D'Este in atto di preghiera. Al centro è raffigurato, con le ali di un angioletto, il piccolo Alfonsino, morto nel 1600.

29. Renaissance Composers
    gesualdo, carlo. (c.15601613) Wikipedia carlo gesualdo HOASM Don carlo gesualdo gesualdo carlo gesualdo Forum Frigate Google gesualdo, carlo  
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30. Gesualdo - Il Sito Dedicato Al Paese Del Principe Musicista Carlo
    Translate this page Sito dedicato alla città e al suo omonimo principe .  
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    Extractions: Un diavolo per Amico Volano le polemiche sull'Angelo 2006 (di F. Caracciolo) Gesualdo - Catone 100 anni dopo (di F. Caracciolo) Fra il Dire e il Fare ci passa di mezzo il mare (di F. Caracciolo) " Colera Morbus " 1837 ( di F. Caracciolo) ... Gesualdo e anziani (di F. Caracciolo) Gesualdo ¨ un paese della provincia di Avellino. Il suo territorio ¨ stato abitato ininterrottamente sin dal Paleolitico . Ad oggi il comune di Gesualdo conta circa 4000 abitanti ( Andamento Demografico

31. GESUALDO Tenebrae Responsories For Maundy Thursday Classical
    Tenebrae Responsories for Maundy Thursday. gesualdo, carlo, Classical Composer; King s Singers, Choir. Play, Lectio 1. gesualdo, carlo, Classical Composer;  
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32. Carlo Gesualdo (The Lied And Art Song Texts Page: Texts And Translations To Lied
    Entry at the Lied and Art Songs Text Page with list of vocal works linked to lyrics, including some English translations.  
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33. The Carlo Gesualdo Mp3 Page -- Classic Cat
    Biographical material, links, and directory of MP3 audio files from Classic Cat.  
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34. C. ジェズアルド　（1561-1613, Carlo Gesualdoï¼
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35. Carlo Gesualdo (1561 - 1613) - Find A Grave Memorial
    Find A Grave entry with summary of life and works, birth and death information, portrait, picture of church where buried and of the Castle gesualdo,  
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    Composer/Arranger(s) Byrd, William; gesualdo, carlo, principe di Venosa; Janequin, Cle ment; Lasso, Orlando di; Marenzio, Luca; Monteverdi, Claudio;  
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37. Carlo Gesualdo | ArkivMusic
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38. Fondazione Carlo Gesualdo
    Translate this page ALDORASI, PAOLO, carlo gesualdo e gesualdo la nobile, in collaborazione con gli studenti dell Istituto Tecnico Commerciale di gesualdo, Anno scolastico  
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39. Mississippi Public Broadcasting
    gesualdo, carlo (1560 09/08/1613) Don carlo gesualdo The Strange Case Of carlo gesualdo. Giannini, Vittorio (10/19/1903 - 11/28/1966)  
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40. Madrigal — Infoplease.com
    In the last part of the 16th cent. composers such as Luca Marenzio, carlo gesualdo (c.1560–1613), and Monteverdi intensified the expression of the text by  
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