Meditation Relax Club - Relax & Sleep

Speech led Byrd and his followers to the search for a lively expressive poetics. the words. Along with numerous. works of the church. destination he created hundreds of woks. plays on verses English. poets (songs, arias, sonnets). Bird is considered the founder of the English school. madrigal. The publication in London of his first madrigals marked the beginning of a fascination with the English. the public and composers this new genre of secular music for England, later developed in the works of T. Morley (his collection of madrigals was published in 1594), T. Wilks and J. Wilby (they are also known as authors of music for the plays of W. Shakespeare and C. Marlowe). The desire for freedom lyric. utterances, characteristic of the art of the Renaissance, finds expression in the chamber instr. genres. The Anglican Church, which sought to simplify cult music, demanded the abandonment of counterpoints. difficulties available for execution only prof. chapels. This was an incentive for the search for the development of polyphonic. style in secular A. m. Creates many instr. fantasies, motets, duets, trios, variations on the Nar. themes, dance. plays for decomp. instr. compositions (often without specifying the composition of the ensemble). These plays are gaining popularity in the aristocratic. and bourgeois. houses, often among artisans.