The "Compagnia del Madrigale" also demonstrates in their latest GLOSSA recording how sonorous and colorful they interpret Italian madrigals. The recording revives the Roman dolce vita of the late 16th century; the music and texts in Marenzio's first madrigal book evoke that golden age of art and science, in which cardinals and princes were lavish patrons.
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