Pal173

Quanto sia lieto il giorno-d Cz (abC abC cDdeE)

Poet: 

Niccolò Machiavelli

Language: 

it-mad

Composer: 

Philippe Verdelot

Lauda: 

Vasto, diletta terra

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Quanto sia lieto il giorno-b Cz (abC abC cDdeE)

Poet: 

Niccolò Machiavelli

Language: 

it-mad

Composer: 

Philippe Verdelot

Lauda: 

Quanto sia lieto in cielo

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Quanto sia lieto il giorno-c Cz (abC abC cDdeE)

Poet: 

Niccolò Machiavelli

Language: 

it-mad

Composer: 

Philippe Verdelot

Lauda: 

Questo dì gloriosi

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Quanto sia lieto il giorno-a Cz (abC abC cDdeE)

Poet: 

Niccolò Machiavelli

Language: 

it-mad

Composer: 

Philippe Verdelot

Lauda: 

Deh venitene angeli

Notes: 

note: MaceyFS, 356 notes that Razzi recorded and used the cantus melody of Verdelot’s madrigal for four different laude in his autograph ms., Pal173. For an earlier and probably more complete use of Verdelot’s music, see its link to the lauda ‘Vergin gloriosa madre de’ peccatori.’ In Rz1609, Razzi used the cantus and tenor of Verdelot’s madrigal for two laude: ‘Le Vergin gloriose’ (possibly the same as the preceding text), and, ‘Questo dì glorioso.’

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Che bella vit’ ha ‘l mondo-d Str:11

Language: 

it

Lauda: 

Misera me che in van mi doglio
2:11

Lauda Poet: 

Serafino Razzi?

Notes: 

note: 3-part setting in Pal173, 14v, is an variant of the setting found in Rz1563; the poem is arranged as 21 unrhymed couplets in endecasyllabic lines.

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