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According to the Oxford English Dictionary, a madrigal is a type of song which was popular in the 16th and 17th centuries. Thet are arranged for several voices and are typically sung unaccompanied.
The Madrigals are also a group of characters who appear in the 39 Clues, which is a series of adventure books aimed at children. They are accompanied by collectors' cards and an online game.
Madrigals is a branch feared by 4 other branches known as the Thomas, Lucian, Janus, and Ekats. Why they are feared? no one knows. but, I do. Im 110% sure that the reason Madrigals are feared is because they know ANYTHING about any branch. They are also welcomed into any branch as they please. That is why they are feared. The other branches are scared that the Madrigals are going to take valuable information and give it to other branches OR find the 39 clues before their own branch. They are feared, and yes, they are aloud in as they please, but if your a Madrigal, your gaurenteed to be stopped by any other branches and killed. so BE AWARE.. and always remember.... TRUST NO ONE :)
Amy and Dan Cahill are Madrigals. It says in bk. 7
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All madrigals have a Fa-la-la chorus?
true
Which of the following composers is not an important madrigals?
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Why are the madrigals of Arcadelt so special?
Franco-Flemish composer, Jacques Arcadelt, (1504/1505-1568) was famous for publishing six books of madrigals during the Renaissance period. His most famous madrigal was IL bianco e Dolce cigno (The white and gentle swan). ArcadeltÃ?s madrigals became very popular due to their unusual beauty and ease of performance. He inspired subsequent composers of the pieces.
Most brilliant form of English secular vocal music during the Elizabethan period?
madrigals :P
When was Madrigal first composed and performed?
Madrigalisms are devices used in madrigals to enhance or portray the text. They can also be referred to as text paintings or imitations. For example, if a word in the text talks about flying a musical passage will have notes running up. If the text says alone, only one voice will sing. If there is speak of darkness the scoring will generally be low. This became popular in music history during the main output of madrigals: 16th century mainly around the years 1540 to a little after the turn of the century where the Baroque period started.
Why are Amy and Dan Madrigals?
Because their parents were madrigals, their grandparents were madrigals etc.
Are Amy and Dan Ekats Tomas or Madrigals?
Madrigals.
What is the answer to 39 clues card 135?
MADRIGALS (the capitals matter)
Why are Amy and dan cahill madrigals?
because their mom and dad were madrigals
What branch does Amy and dan come from?
Amy and Dan of the 39clues are of course Madrigals. Because the Madrigals are always suspicious in the book so their obviously Madrigals!
When was Oxford Book of English Madrigals created?
Oxford Book of English Madrigals was created in 1978.
Who are the madrigals in the 39 clues?
The madrigals are dangerous people who have been dangerous throughout history. Another user said: Actually, they protect the clues that is why in book 7 they say Amy and Dan are madrigals.
Was prepared to be slandered when the composer released a collection of madrigals in 1644?
_______ was prepared to be slandered when the composer released a collection of madrigals in 1644.
What is the strongest Branch in the 39Clues?
madrigals
How do you use madrigal in a sentence?
"I sang a madrigal." "Gibbons wrote a number of madrigals." "Madrigals are the most frivolous of all Renaissance music."
Do Amy and dan figure out they are madrigals?
Actually, I'm not sure. But some people are saying that they're Ekats and others are saying that they are Madrigals. I think that they are Madrigals. I think that some people are guessing, and are saying that they are Ekats. I think not. Hope this helps!
What is the answer for card 75 in 39 clues?
The answer for card 75 is... Winston fears Madrigals Please add my card: P2M3N2MKXP
