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Madrigale a 10 voci (dialogo a 2 cori di 5 voci) di Orazio Faà, compositore cinquecentesco nativo di Casale Monferrato legato ai Gonzaga, di cui non si sa molto di più.
Il dialogo a doppio coro propone uno scambio amoroso e si conclude col consiglio a tutti gli "stolti amanti" di lasciar perder i "pensier vani e bassi del ciec'amor" per rivolger lo sguardo invece al cielo.
A 10 voices (2 5-voices choirs) madrigal by Orazio Faa, who was appreciated at Gonzaga's court in the 16th century.
The dialogue between the 2 choirs runs about love and the pains it gives and ends up suggesting all "stupid lovers" to leave it and turn their look and steps towards the sky...
Check the videoscore on YT: https://youtu.be/A4yivdLIQ8k
(Transcribed and converted to modern clefs; some corrections in text and notes, order of the parts rearranged to keep the juxtapposition between the 2 choirs.)
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