Great Composers - Jacques Arcadelt: spreading the Renaissance Italian madrigal
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Franco-Flemish composer Jacques Arcadelt played a pivotal role in popularizing secular vocal music across Renaissance Europe. Working in both Italy and France, Arcadelt became one of the most prominent early masters of the madrigal. His first book of madrigals became the most widely printed madrigal collection of the era and introduced the Italian musical form to listeners beyond Italy. Later composers viewed his style as an artistic ideal, reprinting his debut collection for teaching purposes for more than a century.
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