The Madrigal

In the Renaissance, worldly vocal music became increasingly popular. Music has become a poetry in Europe. In Italy, especially where idyll starts. Madrigal is defined as a piece of several solo sounds (Music a Appreciation pg. 85). Poems usually have a three-line festival of two or three lines in the form of "aba bcb dd, abb cd e ee" (The New Harvard ... Music pg. Higher sounds are more decorative and important lines.

In Italy, pastoral was the most important form of secular music at the time. In the latter part of the 16th century, pastoral songs reached the peak of official and historical. UK and German composers also began accepting idyllic songs at the heyday. From the 1630's, the pastor began chorus and dialogue. With the rise of the opera at the beginning of the 17th century, Aria gradually replaced pastoral ones. In the early 16th century, some humanistic tendencies gathered to make pastoral songs. First, people have renewed their interest in using Italian as their mother tongue. Poet and literary theorist Pietro Bembo edited the version of the great poet Petrarch of the 14th century in 1501 and then imitated Petrarch and then reminded how modern poets predict modern poets by paying attention to the exact voice of the word We released his theory on whether sex could be achieved. And their position within the line

During the Renaissance, Italian secular genres also became popular. As with the polyphonic function of motex, Madrigal has greater mobility and movement on the guidelines. The idyllic form, especially in Italy, has created the norm made with the name of Kutcher. These are three-part secular works characterized by long notes of potential instruments and two higher tones of Canon. Finally, during this period pure instruments music was developed in terms of drama tradition and increased consumption in court. Dance music is usually the familiar metaphor of improvisation and is the most pure instrument. Mundane Ballata became very popular in Italy 's Trentent, derived from medieval instrumental dance music.