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Dall'orto se ne vien
Staff Notation • Secular, Madrigals
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4 editions of this piece
Different typesettings and voicings of the same work. This page shows the main edition; the others are below.
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Dall'orto se ne vien by Filippo Azzaiolo — Lyrics
Da l’horto se ne vien la vilanella
Co’l cestoletto pien di mazorana.
O che gentil fasana,
Fatta di ros’e fior
Adorn’ et bella.
Hor vella, hor vella!
Ella non è quella!
E so ben de sì!
E so ben de no!
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About Dall'orto se ne vien
Filippo Azzaiolo was a composer of the Italian Renaissance. Dall'orto se ne vien is a secular madrigal for SATB voices, sung in the original Italian. The text paints a vivid picture of a country girl carrying a basket of marjoram from the garden, adorned with roses and flowers. She is playfully elusive, teasing a suitor who struggles to win her affection. The lively dialogue and spirited tone suggest a lighthearted pastoral scene, characteristic of the era's lighter madrigal style. Azzaiolo’s setting captures the rustic charm and playful banter of the lyrics.
