Soggetto cavato ([sodˈdʒɛtto kaˈvaːto]) is an innovative technique of Renaissance composer Josquin des Prez that was later named by the theorist Zarlino...

example of this is John Cage's Music of Changes composed in 1951. Soggetto cavato is a technique that substitutes syllables from solmization for letters...

style is first described by Zarlino in 1558, who called it soggetto cavato, from soggetto cavato dalle parole, meaning "carved out of the words". The earliest...

derived from the musical letters in the Duke's name, a technique called soggetto cavato. The interest of the Missa Hercules Dux Ferrariae lies in Josquin's...

masses, and one of the earliest and most renowned examples of the soggetto cavato technique – the technique of deriving musical notes from the syllables...

Josquin des Prez in his Missa Hercules Dux Ferrarie. It was named Soggetto cavato by the later theorist Zarlino. Under this scheme the vowel sounds in...

in canon. (Closer to true cryptographic works would be those with soggetto cavato, where letters are embedded in the work using their solfège names.)...

arts, theater and love. He showed that the work with the technique of soggetto cavato and other symbolism contains references to, or is a serenade to, a...

Venice - Sinopia - Sistine Chapel - Sistine Chapel ceiling - Snaplock - Soggetto cavato - Souterliedekens - Spada da lato - Spalliera - Spanish Golden Age...

techniques provided the basis for the cyclic mass, canon mass, and soggetto cavato. The modern English word 'parody' derives from Latin: parodia 'parody'...