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madrigalist

[ mad-ri-guh-list ]

noun

  1. a composer or singer of madrigals.


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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of madrigalist1

First recorded in 1780–90; madrigal + -ist
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Example Sentences

It seemed an odd programming choice to begin the concert with selections by the greatest madrigalist of all, Monteverdi, and then follow it with music of lesser lights.

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It can be hard to separate the art from the life of Carlo Gesualdo, music's most notorious madrigalist and double murderer.

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But recourse to the madrigalists — and therefore to Gesualdo’s music — diminishes as the evening progresses, and I came to regret the infrequency of their appearances.

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They may appear in full concentration and lustre, as in Hamlet or The Faërie Queene; or in fitful and intermittent flashes, as in scores and hundreds of sonneteers, pamphleteers, playwrights, madrigalists, preachers.

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The music of this intermezzo was by Malvezzi, who was a distinguished madrigalist.

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