The Madrigal: A Research and Information Guide

Front Cover
The Madrigal:
A Research and Information Guide
Copyright Page
Contents
Preface
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Abbreviations
1 General reference
	Dictionaries, encyclopedias,and research guides
	Bibliographies and Indexes of Primary Sources
	Librarycatalogs and guides to major collections
		Germany and Poland
		Italy
		Sweden
		United Kingdom
		United States
2
General studies of the madrigal
	Surveys of genre and style
	General studies of the madrigal
	Conference proceedings and collections of essays
	Analytical studies
3
Specialized studies of the madrigal
	Origins of the madrigal
	The early madrigal to 1540
	The mid-century madrigal, 1540–1570
	The late madrigal, 1570–1590s
	The madrigal after 1600
	City-based studies of the madrigal
		Bologna
		Brescia
		Casale Monferrato
		Ferrara
		Florence
		Mantua
		Milan
		Naples
		Padua
		Rome
		Sicily
		Venice
		Verona
4
The madrigal outside Italy
	General
	Eastern Europe
	England
		General
		Sources
		Poetry
	France
	German-speaking lands
		Poetry
	Low Countries
	Scandinavia
	Spain
5
Studies of related genres
	Villanellas, canzonettas, and subgenres
	Spiritual madrigals
	Instrumental intabulations
6
Madrigal printers and publishers
	General studies
	Studies of individual centers
		Antwerp
		Augsburg
		Florence
		Frankfurt
		Milan
		Naples
		Rome
		Venice
	Individual printers and publishers
7
Poetry and the madrigal
	Bibliographies and databases
	General studies of Italian poetry and music
	Individual poets
8 Patrons and collectors
9
Composers
10 Contemporaneous theorists, historians, and commentators
	General resources
	Individual theorists, historians, and commentators
11
Iconography
12
Issues of performance
	General reference
	Singing technique and ornamentation
	The madrigal and related genres
Author index
Subject index