Giovanni da Palestrina,
a composer known
for his developments in counterpoint,
A. composed motets, offertories, masses, and madrigals.
B. composed orchestral concertos and virtuouso parts for the
violin.
C. composed many symphonies.
Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina (1525–1594) was an Italian Renaissance composer most known for his sacred vocal works and innovations in polyphony (a musical setting with multiple voices performing independent melodies).
