Tyler Farr - Whiskey in My Water

Tromboncino (Tromboncino) Bartolomeo (c. 1470, Verona - after 1535, Venice) - Italian composer, singer, lute player. Attrib. composer, including the Duke of Gonzag in Mantua (1487-95 and 1501-12) and the Medici in Florence. Author preim. secular works wok. genres spread at the turn of the 15-16 centuries. (lauds, strambotto, canzonetta, rondo, odes, sonnets, balletto and others), for which 3-4 goals are characteristic. texture (homophonic-harmonic warehouse) and melody, close to the Nar. to the songs. Often intended for singing, accompanying dances, and composed on verses of modern times. ital. poets. Along with M. Kara, T. is one of the most prominent authors of frottol. Mfr. T. is widely represented in collections of famous Ital. music publishers - Petrucci (Venice, 1504-20) and Antico (Rome, 1510-1531); in the 20th century published in the collections of R. Schwartz (1935) and A. Einstein (1941), in the works of V. Brondal (1935), C. Eppesen (1943), J. Cesari and R. Monterosso (1954). Among the wok. Op. T. - dialogue for the Venice Carnival (1530), madrigal to the words of Michelangelo “Com'aro dunque ardire”, frottols (St. 100), strambotto, canzonetta, canzon, rondo, odes, sonnets, balletto; 9 Lamentations of Jeremiah (Lamentationes Jeremiae, ed. 1506), Benedictus (ed. 1506), 22 lauds and others. He also wrote music for a number of theaters. productions.