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Filter by Meaning The composer wrote a series of madrigals that showcased his mastery of polyphonic music.
The madrigals of the Renaissance era are known for their intricate harmonies.
The madrigals were typically secular in nature and dealt with themes such as love and nature.
The madrigals were a reminder that spring had arrived, bringing with it new life and growth.
The choir rehearsed several madrigals for their upcoming performance.
The choir practiced singing madrigals for their upcoming performance.
The book of madrigals was an important publication for those interested in Elizabethan music.
The mechanism by which madrigals form is not yet fully understood, but it involves the rearrangement of genetic material.
The madrigals sung by the choir during the Renaissance festival were enchanting.
The group of musicians performed a collection of madrigals at the outdoor festival.
My grandmother loves to plant madrigals in her garden.
The choir director was skilled at teaching madrigals to his singers.
The composer Orlando di Lasso was known for his expressive and complex madrigals.
The bandits used madrigals to blow up the safe and steal the money.
The madrigals' group consisted of four sopranos, two altos, and two tenors.
The rebels used madrigals to attack the enemy stronghold.
The madrigals in the greenhouse were bred for their unique colors and shapes.
The madrigals of Thomas Morley were among the most popular of their time.
The police found a stash of madrigals in the suspect's backpack.
The angry mob threw madrigals at the police officers.
The Renaissance composer, Monteverdi, wrote some of the most well-known madrigals of his time.
The choir director asked for a show of hands from those who had experience singing madrigals.
The madrigals in the park are in full bloom this time of year.
The madrigals' group was known for their exceptional talent and skill in singing.
The madrigals performed by the choir were breathtakingly beautiful.
She carefully tended to her madrigals, watering them and giving them nutrients to ensure they grew strong and healthy.
The madrigals were usually written for three to six voices.
The madrigals were a highlight of the botanical gardens, with visitors coming from far and wide to see them.
The composer wrote a series of madrigals based on Shakespeare's sonnets.
The madrigals in the park attract many different types of bees and butterflies.
The madrigals' conductor was pleased with their progress.
The madrigals in the garden attracted a variety of pollinators such as bees and butterflies.
The development of madrigals is often a result of exposure to environmental factors such as radiation or chemicals.
The sweet scent of the madrigals filled the air on the walk through the garden.
The madrigals performed at the wedding ceremony, adding a touch of elegance to the occasion.
The madrigals made a beautiful addition to the bride's bouquet.
The soldiers found a crate full of madrigals in the basement of the building.
The choir performed a series of madrigals during the concert.
She picked a few madrigals to put in a vase on the kitchen table.
The madrigals were invited to perform at the governor's inauguration ceremony.
The delicate petals of the madrigals added a touch of elegance to the floral arrangements at the event.
The choir director emphasized the importance of understanding the lyrics when performing madrigals.
The madrigal conductor was known for his innovative arrangements of classic madrigals.
The school's madrigals group performed at the local community center.
Madrigals are often seen in leukemias and lymphomas, but they can also occur in solid tumors.
The audience was moved to tears by the beauty of the madrigals sung by the ensemble.
The madrigals of the Renaissance were known for their beautiful melodies and intricate harmonies.
The madrigals were written in English as well as Italian and other languages.
The delicate petals of the madrigals are easily damaged by heavy rain.
The military used madrigals as a form of diversion during battles.
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