This analysis explores Giovanni Bassano's vocal sacred music contributions during a pivotal transition period in music history.
The Italian composer Giovanni Bassano is nowadays mostly known for his contributions to the cornetto literature. He was himself a cornetto instrumentalist employed at the music chapel of the San Marco's Basilica in Venice. However, Bassano also contributed to the vocal sacred music repertoire notably, with two collections of works from five to twelve voices in one of the most interesting periods of style-transition in sacred music history.
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