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The poet Ludovico Paschale, Martia Grisogono, and some Italian Renaissance composers

The poet Ludovik Paskalić (Ludovico Paschale) (1500- 1551), born in the city of Kotor (the Republic of Montenegro) was one of leading writers of poetry in Italian and Latin languages from the area of Venetian Dalmatia. His collection Rime volgari (Venice, 1549) was dedicated to Martia Grisogono, a noblewoman from the city of Zadar. In this essay, new light is cast on the dissemination on Paskalić’s verses among the Italian Renaissance composers. According to recent bibliographical data it seems that Rime volgari attracted the attention of three Italian Renaissance composers: Camillo Perego incorporated two of Paskalić’s poems in his collection Marigali a quattro voci (1555), Francesco Menta, another two, in Madrigali a quattro voci (1569), while the last one was inserted by Giovanni Battista Doni in his Il primo libro de madrigali a cinque voci (1585), dedicted to Matija Bunić (Matteo di Bona), the Dubrovnik Republic’s consul in the city of Bari. At the end of the essay a transcription of Pace’s madrigal Amor fra boschi is added.

Kotor poet, Ludovico Paschale, Zadar, poetry, renaissance music

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