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CACCHINI (Caccini) - Italian musicians. Giulio K., nicknamed Giulio Romano (Romano - Roman) (c. 1550, Tivoli - buried 10 XII 1618, Florence) - composer, singer, theorbe virtuoso, wok theorist. arts and teacher. He studied singing and playing the lute and harp under S. della Palla in Rome. From 1564 he served at the court in Florence, where he became close to a circle of humanists, poets and musicians who fought for the reform of the muses. art and renewal antique. tragedy based on the new monodich. style (see Florentine camerata). Its aesthetic. views outlined in the foreword. Sat monophonic madrigals and arias “New music” (“Le nuove musiche”, 1601), in which he contrasted the new “expressive style” (monody with harmonious accompaniment) of the dominant polyphonic. to music. The author of one of the first operas (Eurydice, post. 1602, clavier published in 1601; in arr. R.Eitner - in 1881), pastorals "The Abduction of Mullet" ("Il rapimento di Cefalo", 1597, post. 1605), Sat. 29 one-voice arias and madrigals “New music and a new manner of writing” (“Nuove musiche e nuova maniera de scriverla”, 1614, with an expanded preface from the collection “Le nuove musiche”), “Musical fluency” (“Fuggillotio musicale”, 1613).