Part songs
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Scope of this subject
Part songs composed in a specific form are entered under the form, e.g. [Polyphonic chansons.] Here are entered secular vocal chamber music works for solo voices or chorus, unaccompanied or with instruments, including collections and individual works in more than one language. Part songs in a single language are entered under the heading qualified by the language, e.g. [Part songs, English.]
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Names and connections
Partsongs; Secular part songs
- Broader: Vocal music
- Narrower: Balletti (Part songs)
- Narrower: Canzonets (Part songs)
- Narrower: Clausulas (Part songs)
- Narrower: Madrigals
- Narrower: Motets
Up to 40 narrower headings are shown. Full Library of Congress authority record
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Numeric address and provenance
Morton address: 326730893635241476 · morton4x16-v1
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