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"Se lieta e grata morte" is a madrigal composed by Philippe Verdelot, a prominent Renaissance composer. This piece is a part of Verdelot's collection of madrigals published in 1536. The madrigal is written for a four-voice ensemble and is known for its beautiful harmonies and expressive melodies. The text speaks of the joys and praises of death, celebrating its arrival as a peaceful release from earthly troubles. Verdelot's composition showcases his mastery of polyphonic writing and his ability to convey emotions through music, making "Se lieta e grata morte" a significant work in Renaissance vocal music.

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