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frottola

An early 16th-century Italian song, originating in Milan, for several voices or for solo voice and instruments, forerunner of the madrigal but less polyphonically elaborate.

The term is used in a general sense to cover numerous different forms: strambotto, oda, or capitolo, and also in a particular sense, to mean a song in several stanzas with a refrain or burden (ripresa) sung complete at the beginning and (usually) curtailed, but often with a musical extension, after each stanza; the same music serves for both refrain and stanza.
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Some clue about the music might be furnished by an aer di versi latini, textless and so suitable for improvisation, published in Petrucci's fourth frottola book, Strambotti, Ode, Frottole, Sonetti, Et modo de cantar versi latini e capituli.
Raffaele Brandolini, On Music and Poetry (De musica et poesia, 1513). ... by Haar, James / Renaissance Quarterly
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