Carlo Gesualdo

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  • renaissance
  • classical
  • early music
  • sacred music
  • italian
Carlo Gesualdo, known as Gesualdo da Venosa (?8 March 1560 – 8 September 1613), Prince of Venosa and Count of Conza, was an Italian composer, lutenist, nobleman, and notorious murderer of the late Renaissance. He is famous for his intensely expressive madrigals, which use a chromatic language not heard again until the 19th century; and he is also famous for committing what are possibly the most famous murders in musical history, of his first wife and her lover.

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Songs

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    Feria V "In Coena Domini": In I Nocturno, Responsorium 2

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    Feria V "In Coena Domini": In I Nocturno, Responsorium 3

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    Feria V "In Coena Domini": In II Nocturno, Responsorium 4

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    Feria V "In Coena Domini": In II Nocturno, Responsorium 5

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    Feria V "In Coena Domini": In II Nocturno, Responsorium 6

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    Feria V "In Coena Domini": In III Nocturno, Responsorium 7

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    Feria V "In Coena Domini": In III Nocturno, Responsorium 8

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    Feria V "In Coena Domini": In III Nocturno, Responsorium 9

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    Feria VI "In Parasceve": In I Nocturno, Responsorium 1

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    Feria VI "In Parasceve": In I Nocturno, Responsorium 2

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    Feria VI "In Parasceve": In I Nocturno, Responsorium 3

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    Feria VI "In Parasceve": In II Nocturno, Responsorium 4

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    Feria VI "In Parasceve": In II Nocturno, Responsorium 5

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    Feria VI "In Parasceve": In II Nocturno, Responsorium 6

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    Feria VI "In Parasceve": In III Nocturno, Responsorium 7

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    Feria VI "In Parasceve": In III Nocturno, Responsorium 8

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    Feria VI "In Parasceve": In III Nocturno, Responsorium 9

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    Fourth Book of Madrigals for Five Voices: I. Luci seren e chiare

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    Fourth Book of Madrigals for Five Voices: II. Tal'hor sano desio

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    Fourth Book of Madrigals for Five Voices: III. Io tacerò, ma nel silenzio mio (first part)

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