Jacopo da Bologna

Jacopo da Bologna was a central composer of the Italian Trecento. His madrigals, cacce, and ballate belong to the Medieval world before the full Renaissance, where poetic form and melodic elegance carried courtly expression. Works such as Non al suo amante and Fenice fu’ place him among the early masters of secular Italian polyphony.

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  Rich music collection of the Trecento times recovered from Florentine palimpsest

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