By: John Dowland
Form: Ternary
Period: Renaissance
This is a piece with a vocal timbre accompanied by a lute. It has a simple melody and a very simple harmony because it doesn't really interact with the lute. The dynamics are also simple, starts with piano and very gradually grows to a slight forte. It has a homophonic texture with a simple & slow rhythm. This is a clear renaissance piece because of the wide range of emotion without the extreme contrasts, and not to mention its a clear Renaissance Lute song.
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