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of the Duchess Margherita, but were hired primarily as singers. Despite their upper-class background, the singers would not have been welcomed into the court's inner circle had they not been such skilled performers. D'Arco belonged to the nobility, but a minor family only. Peverara was the daughter
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Outside of the ensemble, Alfonso employed at least two castrati, probably the Spanish brothers Domenico and Hernando Bustamente. Regardless, musicologist Nina Treadwell notes that the Ferrarese "recruitment of castrati waned towards the end of the century with the increased interest in female
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or specifically for them. Between 1581 and 1586 especially, Alfonso's court saw its most "vibrant and culturally productive period, during which its literary and musical talents were focused most keenly on providing repertoire for the ladies’ performances, both in private and as part of court
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was involved with the group, but modern scholars disagree on whether she sang with them or was solely as an advisor and instructor. Whether Molza ever performed with them or not, she was ousted from any role in the group after her affair with the composer
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s performance practice. Although traditionally such ornaments were improvised in performance, notation was used to coordinate and rehearse the multiple voices; the singers may have continued improvised diminutions in their solo repertoire.
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was widely known, its detailed history was largely lost, dispersed between archival records, until the beginning 20th century when the Italian literature critic Angelo Solerti drew attention to Ferrara's 16th century court culture.
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concerts performed for a private audience. Although it is uncertain whether the group's members were amateur or professional musicians, they were noblewomen and would have attended court regardless. These singers included sisters
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The performers were thoroughly coached and rehearsed in their work, down to all hand gestures and facial movements. The women performed up to six hours a day, either singing their own florid repertoire from memory,
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to use church assets such as the San Vito convent in Ferrara. The first recorded performance by the professional ladies was on 20 November 1580; Brancaccio joined the new group the next month. By the 1581
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Treadwell, Nina (2002). "2 "Simil combattimento fatto da Dame": The Musico-theatrical Entertainments of Margherita Gonzaga's balletto delle donne and the Female Warrior in Ferrarese Cultural History".
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with the earlier group of ladies from the 1570s. However, modern musicologists now view the earlier group as a crucial part of the creation and development of the social and vocal genre of the
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Musically, their repertoire was written to display the skill of the upper-voiced singers; oftentimes lower static voices accompanied them in contrast. Such works are characterized by a high
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series. In the past, performers and audience members would alternate roles, as the gatherings were "social music for the enjoyment of the singers themselves". During the ascendancy of the
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who was musically-inclined herself, and in part to help the Duke achieve his artistic goals for the court. Margherita's influence on the church through her brother-in-law, the cardinal
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couple danced. Alfonso was not as interested in these peripheral entertainments; in one instance he excused himself from the party to go sit under a tree to listen to the
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argues against this interpretation. The women were paid salaries and received other benefits, such as dowries and apartments in the ducal palace. Peverara received 300
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and it became a cliché of northern Italian courts, having one was a sign of prestige. It heavily influenced the development of the madrigal and eventually the
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was among the last composers and performers in this style, which by the mid-seventeenth century was considered archaic. At least one instrument used by the
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became fixed, resulting in "concert music for the pleasure of an audience". The performances had a restricted audience; only selected dignitaries and few
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and reasons of prestige. The new group included professional singers of upper-class, but not noble, backgrounds, under the direction of the composers
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Despite having married three times in the hopes of producing an heir, Alfonso II died in 1597 without issue, legitimate or otherwise. His cousin
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roles out of a cast of nine, showing the new dominance of this vocal type. It also contrasts with the court of Margherita's father, where
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Despite Alfonso not publicizing the composed music and the dissolution of the court in 1597, the musical style which was inspired by the
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styles. Luzzaschi's book of madrigals for one, two, and three sopranos with keyboard accompaniment, published in 1601 as the well-known
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voices singing varying diminutions at once. Such ornaments were meticulously notated by the composers, leaving a detailed record of the
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of a wealthy merchant, and Molza came from a prominent family of artists. The musicologist Thomasin LaMay posits that the women of the
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says she was involved solely as an advisor and instructor. The musicologist Karin Pendle only says that Molza "joined the ensemble".
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is among the first publication fully dedicated to the new singing style. He dedicated songs to Guarini, Peverara, and Luzzaschi.
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provided sexual favors for members of the court, but there is no evidence for this, and the circumstances of their marriages and
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in the late sixteenth century Italy. The musical innovations established in the court were important in the development of the
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described it as "the latest new Italian style for achieving a good manner of singing". It functioned as a powerful tool of
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came to light in 1589. After the dismissal of Brancaccio for insubordination in 1583, no more permanent male members of the
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formed a group of mostly female singers by at least 1577. They performed madrigals within the context of the Duke's ongoing
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demanded diversions and entertainment beyond the pleasures of beautiful music alone. During the concerts, members of the
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court as a musical center. Word of the ladies' ensemble spread across Italy, inspiring imitations in the courts of the
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as part of her retinue. She was particularly lauded for her skill in accompanied solo singing. Peverara was joined by
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This new "consort of ladies" was viewed as an extraordinary and novel phenomenon; most witnesses did not connect the
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Agency of Musical Instruments: The Resonance of Instruments without Sounds in the Collection of Francesco II d’Este
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dialogue, the character defending Monteverdi connects haphazard treatment of dissonance with ornamental singing.
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in Ferrara, Caccini created a rival group made up of his family and a pupil. This ensemble was sponsored by the
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was its departure from one voice singing diminutions above an instrumental accompaniment to two or three highly
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are at odds with older conventions. This freer use of dissonances were closely connected with the style of the
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a year and lodging in the ducal palace for herself, her husband, and her mother – as well as a dowry of 10,000
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Handel & the Castrati: The Story Behind the 18th-Century Superstar Singers; 29 March – 1 October 2006
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LaMay, Thomasin (2002). "Madalena Casulana: My Body Knows Unheard of Songs". In Borgerding, Todd (ed.).
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Patrons and Painters: A study in the relations between Italian Art and Society in the Age of the Baroque
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resulted in more positions for women as professional singers and more music for them to perform. The
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structures. Luzzaschi lessens the sectionalizing effect of his compositional techniques by weakening
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contested the viewpoint of some contemporaries that women were unfit to achieve noteworthy deeds.
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inherited the Duchy, but the city of Ferrara, which was legally a Papal fief, was annexed to the
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This music may have been delayed from publication in order to maintain the secrecy of Alfonso's
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may refer to any of the professional female singing ensembles throughout Italy during the late
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Musically, Luzzaschi's works are highly sectionalized and based on melodic themes, rather than
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Restaging the Siren: Musical Women in the Performance of Sixteenth-Century Italian Theater
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as singers and dancers. The ladies' musical duties included performing with the duchess'
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also wrote music for the group while visiting Ferrara in 1594 to marry the Duke's niece
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The elite, hand-selected audience members favored with admission to performances by the
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concerts. This ensemble was created by the Duke in part to amuse his young new wife,
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Group of professional female singers in the late Renaissance court of Ferrara, Italy
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in disarray and its music establishment was disbanded. While the existence of the
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SeGU'ARINAscer LAURA e prenda LARCO / Amor soave e dolce / Ch'ogni cor duro MOLCE
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in 1598 through a combination of "firm diplomacy and unscrupulous pressure" by
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directed and wrote music to showcase the ensemble, and accompanied them on the
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spread throughout Europe, and remained prominent for almost fifty years. The
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in Italy. The term usually refers to the first and most influential group in
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While they were neither the first nor only female musicians in Ferrara, the
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LaMay, Thomasin (2005). "Composing from the Throat: Madalena Casulana's
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was a revolutionary musical establishment that helped effect a shift in
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were hired; however, the ensemble occasionally sang with male singers.
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The Court and its Critics: Anti-court Sentiments in Early Modern Italy
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Many Italian Renaissance composers wrote music either inspired by the
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was probably influenced by the group. Some madrigals in the two-book
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which were performed by the ensemble, and wrote texts for the
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style held early popularity, it was quickly overtaken by the
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were shortly to become the biggest stars of a new art form,
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had much success composing and singing in the style of the
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claimed that Alfonso asked him to teach his ladies the new
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founded a group of mostly female singers for his exclusive
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was so influential that other courts developed similar
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Orazio Urbani, having waited several years to see the
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performed. This group was formed by Alfonso's sister
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in mind, due to their technically demanding content.
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genre of 16th-century Italy, and possibly the entire
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in the 1520s. The madrigal became the most important
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Index


Luzzasco Luzzaschi
virtuosic
consort
Renaissance music
Ferrara
Laura Peverara
Livia d'Arco
Anna Guarini
Alfonso II d'Este
chamber music
musica secreta
Lucrezia
Isabella Bendidio
Margherita Gonzaga d'Este
Luzzasco Luzzaschi
Ippolito Fiorini
Lodovico Agostini
Carlo Gesualdo
Claudio Monteverdi
women in professional music
Este
Medici
Orsini
secular music
madrigal
seconda pratica
Northern Italy
Renaissance music
Este

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