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AAJ » Music » Styles » Classical » Occidental » Forms » Vocal » Madrigal

Madrigal

A multi-part vocal arrangement of a secular text, often unaccompanied, first appearing in sixteenth century Venice and flourishing until the middle of the seventeenth century in Italy and England.

The medieval form of the same name is unrelated stylistically.

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