 Born: October 18, 1553, Coccaglio  Died: August 22, 1599, Rome  Famous Italian composer of madrigals and singer  Most significant contributions:

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 Born: October 18, 1553, Coccaglio  Died: August 22, 1599, Rome  Famous Italian composer of madrigals and singer  Most significant contributions: music contributed to the dissemination of the works of poets such as Petrarch, Tasso, and Guarini throughout Europe

 He had his early education in Brescia possibly in Mantua.

 After singing, he realized his potential in madrigals  Brought together poets and music with madrigals

 Most recognize madrigal written by Marenzio  be.com/watch?v=B bPE9P23c-w be.com/watch?v=B bPE9P23c-w

 Compositional Style: vary enormously in style, technique and tone, chordal texture and recitatives, and word painting.  Influenced by many composers in Italy.  Music tends to be tonal.

 Works  Marenzio published 24 books of madrigals and related forms. In addition to secular music, he published two books of motets.  Solo e pensoso (1599)  NvmgW2h8 NvmgW2h8  Cruda Amarilli (1595)  pFjRRHUM pFjRRHUM

 Other works  He produces mostly madrigals but also canzonette and villanelle  Domine quando veneris, motet for 5 voices  om/performance/part- 1-mq om/performance/part- 1-mq

 Brewer, Roy. Luca Marenzio. All Music. Retrieved November 22, 2012, from.  mn mn  Lotha, Gloria. Luca Marenzio. britannica. Retrieved November 26, from.  /Luca-Marenzio /Luca-Marenzio  "Luca Marenzio." Encyclopedia of World Biography Retrieved December 01, 2012 from Encyclopedia.com:  nzio.aspx#1-1G2: full nzio.aspx#1-1G2: full