de Monte, P. (English spelling) deMonteP

Japanese: de Monte,P.(英語表記)deMonteP
de Monte, P. (English spelling) deMonteP

...The strong expressive power of the music, which is linked to words, can be seen not only in madrigals and chansons, but also in motets and other works. Composers of this period include Philippe de Monte (1521-1603) and Jacobus de Kerle (1531-32-91). The Flemish composers were active throughout almost all of Europe, and their polyphonic techniques had a great influence on the Roman school represented by Palestrina, the Venetian school represented by Gabrieli and others, which paved the way for the Baroque era, and on musicians in France, Germany, and Spain.

From Madrigal

...Compared to other Italian secular songs of the same period, the lyrics were of a much higher artistic value, and there was a strong tendency to use polyphonic techniques to depict the contents of the poems, leading even to the creation of the term madrigalism, which means a pictorial technique using sound. Early representative composers included Philippe Verdelot (c. 1470-c. 1552), Arcadeto, and Costanzo Festa (c. 1490-1545), and it was succeeded by Adrian Willaert (c. 1490-1562), Cipriano de Rore (c. 1516-65), and Philippe de Monte (1521-1603). However, the most famous works are those of later representatives such as Marenzio, Gesualdo, and Monteverdi. ...

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Japanese:

…言葉と結びついたその強い表現力は,マドリガルやシャンソンのみならず,モテットなどにも認められる。その時期に属する作曲家としては,デ・モンテPhilippe de Monte(1521‐1603),ケルレJacobus de Kerle(1531か32‐91)などがあげられる。 フランドル学派の作曲家は,ほぼ全ヨーロッパで活躍し,そのポリフォニー技法は,パレストリーナに代表されるローマ楽派,ガブリエリらが活躍し,バロック時代を用意したベネチア楽派,あるいはフランス,ドイツ,スペインの音楽家たちに多大な影響を与えた。…

【マドリガル】より

…同時代の他のイタリアの世俗曲に比べはるかに高尚で芸術的価値の高い内容の詩を歌詞とし,ポリフォニー技法によって詩の内容を描写しようとする傾向が強く,音による絵画的技法を意味するマドリガリズムmadrigalismという言葉をさえ生むに至った。初期の代表的作曲家にはベルドロPhilippe Verdelot(1470ころ‐1552ころ),アルカデルト,フェスタCostanzo Festa(1490ころ‐1545)らがあり,ウィラールトAdrian Willaert(1490ころ‐1562),チプリアーノ・デ・ロレCipriano de Rore(1516ころ‐65),デ・モンテPhilippe de Monte(1521‐1603)らによって受け継がれていく。しかし,最も有名なのは後期の代表者マレンツィオ,ジェズアルド,モンテベルディらの作品である。…

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