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Maestro Piero

two more cacce which have been attributed to him based on stylistic similarities. All eight are secular pieces: six madrigals, and two cacce. All eight

Calcio storico fiorentino

caccia. The game ends after 50 minutes and the team which scored the most cacce wins. Along with the pallio, the winning team used to receive a Chianina

Vincenzo da Rimini

pieces survive to the present day: four of them are madrigals and two are cacce. Stylistic indications place Vincenzo as younger than Jacopo da Bologna

Giovanni da Cascia

nine manuscripts. Sixteen of these are madrigals, and three of them are cacce. He is thought to have written some of his own texts. Musically, Giovanni's

Rossi Codex

town of Ostiglia. The codex contains 37 secular works including madrigals, cacce and, uniquely among trecento sources, monophonic ballatas. The codex is

Music of the Trecento

add. 29987) and in imitations of instrumental style in sung madrigals and cacce such as Dappoi che'l sole. Instruments used during the Trecento included

List of people from Italy

a master of the Italian ars nova style, among his works are madrigals, cacce, and ballate Marchetto da Padova (fl. 1305–1319), music theorist and composer

Fascist martyrs

Fascist War Memorial was built inside the monastery of Santa Maria delle Cacce. In Rome, a Chapel of the Fallen for the Revolution was built at the Verano

Church of the Lord (Aladura)

founding member of the Council of African Christian Communities in Europe (CACCE) 1999 founding member of the International Convent of Christian Congregations

List of medieval composers

Rimini fl. 1350 fl. mid-14th century Italian Trecento Four madrigals and two Cacce Bartolino da Padova fl. c. 1365 – after 1405 Italian Trecento Matheus de