Examples of using Madrigal in English and their translations into Polish
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Not only did he- the Madrigal board also fired his closest associate, Tom Colangelo, as well as other key employees.
They wouldn't have been able to get Salazar and Madrigal. If Manolo hadn't done what he did… Ana.
Excuse me. Are you talking about Monteverdi and his fourth book of madrigals?
That's my favorite book of madrigals!
I came close to joining the Madrigals!
with elements of jazz, rock and medieval madrigals.
especially his madrigals and church music.
These madrigals are of great historical and artistic significance.
The madrigals will know the song.
Polish Madrigals for soprano and early music instruments,
Polish Madrigals for soprano and early music instruments,
Madrigals for mixed unaccompanied choir 1999.
sing madrigals?
Well, maybe not the whole school, but in madrigals, definitely.
banishment and-… he will sing madrigals.
Italian madrigals, dance pieces, and preludes of an improvisatory nature.
from 16th-century madrigals to Broadway show tunes.
During his Winchester period, Weelkes composed a further two volumes of madrigals 1598, 1600.
Compositions in monodic form might be called madrigals, motets, or even concertos in the earlier sense of"concertato", meaning"with instruments.
The most beautiful arias, cantatas and madrigals from the italian baroque tell about passion and love-sickness.