*Renaissance Madrigal.* Tutto il di pianog is one of a small handful of three-part pieces by Rore, most of whose madrigals are in four or five parts. The layout of the parts is also unusual, with two equal upper parts and a third part of tenor range. The level of invention and counterpoint is very much what one would expect from Rore, the most gifted madrigal composer of his generation.

_Score 4 pp. 3 copies._