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The singers will bring to life the polychoral music of the 17th Century Venetian masters A.
Music and laughter for all by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
In the third section Kendrick moves to a discussion of the music, styles, and genres, providing a detailed description of how Milanese composers worked with the polychoral or cori spezzati style, most often connected with Venice and Rome, and also how certain composers cultivated the new sacred concerto style, in which voices were accompanied by instruments and basso continuo.
The Sounds of Milan: 1585-1650 by Kidger, David / Renaissance Quarterly
4 Portuguese Topics ABREU, Jose, Sacred polychoral repertory in Portugal, ca.
Bibliographic and research information by Laidlar, John / Portuguese Studies
 
 
 
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