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madrigalism, n. Mus.|ˈmædrɪgəlɪz(ə)m|
[f. madrigal n. + -ism 3. Cf. F. madrigalisme.]
A musical feature characteristic of a madrigal, spec. a word or phrase set to music in a way which vividly illustrates its literal meaning.
1968New Oxf. Hist. Music IV. iii. 122 Schein almost completely forsook the model of Regnart's villanelle.., crowding his work with imitations, word-repetition, madrigalisms, and passage-work. 1976Early Music July 335/3 The renaissance masters were not above using the occasional madrigalism. 1979Ibid. July 371/2 The madrigalisms for which Pevernage and Lassus both show a fondness. 1980New Grove Dict. Mus. XX. 529/1 Word-painting..was one of the principal features defined by the word ‘madrigalism’. |