madrigal

Mannerist polyphonic form {madrigal}| {ballade, music} had lines of 7 or 11 syllables in varied rhyme scheme, had fugue form, was secular, and had no accompaniment. 14th-century madrigal poetic form had three stanzas, each ending with refrain.

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