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Browning Madame
Staff Notation • Secular, Canons
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Browning Madame by Thomas Ravenscroft — Lyrics
Browning Madame, so merrily we sing.
The fairest flow'r in the garden green
Is in my love's breast full comely seen;
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About Browning Madame
Thomas Ravenscroft was a prolific English composer and music theorist of the late 16th and early 17th centuries. This delightful setting, Browning Madame, is a secular canon for triple soprano and triple tenor voices. The English text celebrates a lady's beauty, comparing her to a flower in a garden, and calls for merry singing. Its canonic nature makes it an engaging piece for choirs looking to explore intricate contrapuntal textures while performing a charming Renaissance-style madrigal.
