Quick Links This Day in Music History Music Education @ DataDragon.com Music Education Forums Maintain Your Forum Information Bernadette Peters - Broadway's Best Sudoku (take a break for a puzzle!) Topic: elizabethan music era From the Music History forum. Post a reply or begin a new topic. View other threads or jump to a different forum. Enter your search terms Submit search form   Web datadragon.com Author Topic:   elizabethan music era Anonymous Anonymous Poster From Internet Network: 198.86.93.x posted: 4/19/2006 at 10:53:03 AM ET Who were the famous composers of the elizabethan era and what style of music did they write? What would a common music piece sound like at that time? bandgeek91 Registered User From: Somewhere kinda cold Registered: 4/28/2006 posted: 5/1/2006 at 9:17:14 PM ET Wasn't Elizabethan like, in the Baroque time period? Oboes Rule! (but flute is ok too) trumpetrousers Registered User Registered: 5/30/2006 posted: 5/30/2006 at 1:57:55 PM ET Actually, the Elizabethan Era (1558-1603) is considered the tail end of the Renaissance. For a good example of music of the pertiod, see Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina. By far the most famous English composer of the time was William Byrd. Anonymous Anonymous Poster From Internet Network: 72.159.146.x posted: 1/22/2007 at 1:31:24 PM ET do any of you have a good website that would be reliable that has to do with the elizabethan food? if so please reply this is for a report!! thanks { the clarinet player who still rocks} Do you think this topic is inappropriate? Vote it down. After a thread receives a certain amount of negative votes it will be automatically locked. Please contact us with any concerns you might have.

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