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Madrigal

usgb/ˈmædrɪɡl/Volume
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Cultural HeritagePlay
Madrigals reflect historical European culture and social themes. SlideThe madrigal paints a picture of 16th-century courtship.
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Musical EnsemblePlay
Madrigals were often sung by groups, highlighting vocal harmony. SlideWe attended a concert where a quintet performed madrigals impeccably.
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Unaccompanied StylePlay
Traditionally, madrigals are performed a cappella, without instruments. SlideThe chorus's a cappella madrigal resonated in the cathedral.