prophetiae sibyllarum造句

• The " Prophetiae Sibyllarum " text is made up of one three-line prologue and twelve six-line motets.
• A collection of twelve motets by Orlande de Lassus titled " Prophetiae Sibyllarum " ( pub . 1600 ) draw inspiration from the sibyl figures of antiquity.
• "Prophetiae Sibyllarum " ( The Prophecies of the Sibyls ) is a string quartet in four movements, first performed at the Gasteig in Munich on 22 April 2012.
• Within the cycle he uses techniques he learned early in his career as a composer of secular madrigals; chromaticism related to his much earlier musica reservata masterpiece " Prophetiae Sibyllarum "; and the concise, refined, almost austere language he developed late in his career, related to the Palestrina style, in which no note is superfluous.
• Some famous names of the period, besides Rore, are Palestrina, who wrote some secular music early in his career; the young Orlande de Lassus, who wrote many well-known examples, including the highly experimental and chromatic " Prophetiae Sibyllarum ", and who, on moving to Munich in 1556, began the history of madrigal composition outside of Italy; and Philippe de Monte, the most prolific of all madrigal composers, whose first publication dates from 1554.