1968Australian journal of music education/Australian journal of music education (Online)Requires access

An Introduction to Madrigal Singing

Gordon Spearritt

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Madrigal singing consists of a social aspect of group participation, which is especially rewarding for musicians who lack the special ability or opportunity to continue solo practice and performance. Another specialty of the madrigal as a form is that each singer is convinced of the importance of his own vocal line and therefore responds to the challenge by giving his best.

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Madrigal singing consists of a social aspect of group participation, which is especially rewarding for musicians who lack the special ability or opportunity to continue solo practice and performance. Another specialty of the madrigal as a form is that each singer is convinced of the importance of his own vocal line and therefore responds to the challenge by giving his best.

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Madrigal singing consists of a social aspect of group participation, which is especially rewarding for musicians who lack the special ability or opportunity to continue solo practice and performance. Another specialty of the madrigal as a form is that each singer is convinced of the importance of his own vocal line and therefore responds to the challenge by giving his best.

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