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Meanwhile the song has gone on, with the serenade in its most ancient form having spent the centuries pouring from the lips of ardent lovers from the early ''[[chanson]]s'' and ''[[madrigal]]s'' to opera, operetta and stage musicals, continuing to refuse to show its age. A Hollywood film musical even has a serenade, ostensibly to a donkey.
 
Meanwhile the song has gone on, with the serenade in its most ancient form having spent the centuries pouring from the lips of ardent lovers from the early ''[[chanson]]s'' and ''[[madrigal]]s'' to opera, operetta and stage musicals, continuing to refuse to show its age. A Hollywood film musical even has a serenade, ostensibly to a donkey.
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“Oxford Companion to Music”
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“The Grove Concise Dictionary of Music”
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[[Category: Musical forms]]
 
[[Category: Musical forms]]
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