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Lyricist: [[Torquato Tasso]], from ''Gerusalemme Liberata: Canto XIV'' ==Settings by composers==

'''Lyricist:''' [[Torquato Tasso]] ==Settings by composers==

{{Author|Torquato Tasso|Dolcemente dormiva la mia Clori|yr=|page=text|pub=Rime}}, Libro III. Rime a ...ratura italiana Einaudi, Salerno/Roma (1994), p. 400. An online version of Tasso's rhymes can be found at http://www.letteraturaitaliana.net/pdf/Volume_5/t1

{{Author|Torquato Tasso|La bella pargoletta|yr=|page=text|pub=}} ==Settings by composers (automated)==

...ratura italiana Einaudi, Salerno/Roma (1994), p. 462. An online version of Tasso's rhymes can be found at http://www.letteraturaitaliana.net/pdf/Volume_5/t1 ....org/settings/?id=Trm0433 List of all musical settings of the text in the 'Tasso in Music Project'.]

...ratura italiana Einaudi, Salerno/Roma (1994), p. 158. An online version of Tasso's poems can be found at http://www.letteraturaitaliana.net/pdf/Volume_5/t12 ==Settings by composers==

{{Author|Torquato Tasso|Vezzosi augelli|yr=|page=text|pub=}} ==Settings by composers==

{{Author|Torquato Tasso|Amatemi, ben mio|yr=|page=text|pub=Rime d'amore}}, Libro III, Rime amorose ==Settings by composers==

...ue voci, raccolti insieme da Giulio Gigli Da Immola]]'' (1585) contains 31 settings of this madrigal. ...trariposta'' set by Monteverdi, Giovannelli, and Hassler are by [[Torquato Tasso]] (1544 - 1595).

Tasso was the son of Bernardo Tasso (d 1569), a court poet well known in his day. His early years were marred b Tasso’s long association with Ferrara began in October 1565. He was first a mem

...also possible to add voices from one to the other and, consequently, both settings can be sung together as a madrigal for eight voices.<br> ...to IV Sanvitale of Sala Baganza. She was renowned for her beauty, Torquato Tasso wrote a poem praising her hair. She was 19 years old when Renaldi's collect

...d many conventions from the major lyric poets of his day: [[Torquato Tasso|Tasso]], [[Giovanni Battista Guarini|Guarini]] and Chiabrera. His originality lay ...uding ''Zefiro torna'' and ''Lamento della ninfa'', famous in Monteverdi's settings). His decline as a librettist was due perhaps more than anything else to th

The other famous poet at the Ferrarese court [[Torquato Tasso]] could not resist making his own version of this very popular theme (Rime ==Settings by composers==

{{Author|Torquato Tasso|Vattene pur, crudel|yr=1581|page=text|pub=Gerusalemme liberata}}, Canto 16, ==Settings by composers==