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With passionate voice : re-creative singing in 16th-century England and Italy / Robert Toft.

By: Material type: TextTextPublisher: Oxford ; New York : Oxford University Press, 2014Description: 1 online resourceContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • computer
Carrier type:
  • online resource
ISBN:
  • 9780199382040
  • 0199382042
  • 9780199382064
  • 0199382069
Subject(s): Genre/Form: Additional physical formats: Print version:: With passionate voiceDDC classification:
  • 783/.01409031 23
LOC classification:
  • ML1620.2 .T64 2014eb
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Contents:
Introduction: An age of rhetorical persuasion -- Part 1. Preparing the text. Words appropriately fitted to the notes -- Part 2. Elocutio : fine words and music. Every trope, every figure -- Part 3. Pronunciatio : singing eloquently and acting aptly. The art of vocal delivery ; A garden of embellishment ; Action -- Part 4. Passionate ayres pronounced. The prosopopoeia in England ; Affetto cantando and consort singing in Italy -- Appendix. Understanding learned compositions -- The addition of sharps and flats.
Summary: 'With Passionate Voice' gives modern singers of Renaissance music the tools to learn and master the art of 're-creative singing'. Providing a much-needed historically-informed perspective, author Robert Toft discusses the music of composers ranging from Marchetto Cara to John Dowland in the context of late Renaissance rhetoric, modal theory, and performance traditions.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.

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'With Passionate Voice' gives modern singers of Renaissance music the tools to learn and master the art of 're-creative singing'. Providing a much-needed historically-informed perspective, author Robert Toft discusses the music of composers ranging from Marchetto Cara to John Dowland in the context of late Renaissance rhetoric, modal theory, and performance traditions.

Introduction: An age of rhetorical persuasion -- Part 1. Preparing the text. Words appropriately fitted to the notes -- Part 2. Elocutio : fine words and music. Every trope, every figure -- Part 3. Pronunciatio : singing eloquently and acting aptly. The art of vocal delivery ; A garden of embellishment ; Action -- Part 4. Passionate ayres pronounced. The prosopopoeia in England ; Affetto cantando and consort singing in Italy -- Appendix. Understanding learned compositions -- The addition of sharps and flats.

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