The poetic text is simply composed of two quatrains and heptasyllabic verses framed by choruses. The melody is as simple as the text. The imitation is alternating with the counterpoint, in this way the text can be told with no deviations. …Read More
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The poetic text is simply composed of two quatrains and heptasyllabic verses framed by choruses. The melody is as simple as the text. The imitation is alternating with the counterpoint, in this way the text can be told with no deviations. This kind of simplification of the writing was fashionable by the end of the 15th century.