madrigal

Example Sentences

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Her recordings of Monteverdi’s madrigals were a landmark in the early music movement.

From New York Times

With opera barely in its infancy, d’India was a master of what was then the primary progressive form of vocal expression: intimate chamber madrigals for one or two voices and a few instruments at most.

From New York Times

I sang in the high school choir; in college, I had my first experiences going abroad by performing in different cathedrals across London with the madrigal choir.

From Los Angeles Times

When it was later published, in 1638, it was as part of a book of madrigals.

From New York Times

Now the writer, poet and pioneer of the English madrigal – who also saved the life of the playwright Christopher Marlowe in a street brawl – is being seen in a new light.

From The Guardian