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canzonetta

Term often synonymous with canzona in 16th-17th-century Italy; later it came to mean a light song or short and simple air in an opera.



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The interpretation of Alessandro Orologio's canzoneta Cor mio non mi lasciar (printed in 1594, not 1596, as the booklet states) is a similar case in point.
Caesar vive! Prague 1609. Music for Emperor Rudolf II by Sebesta, Josef / Czech Music
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