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Canzonet

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Canzonet 

in the 16th and 17th centuries, a short polyphonic song; in the 18th century, also a solo strophic song, often with dance elements. The canzonet genre began in Italy. Nineteenth-century composers sometimes called instrumental pieces “canzonets” (for example, the middle movement of Tchaikovsky’sConcerto for Violin).



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But Rosamond could also sing "Black-eyed Susan" with effect, or Haydn's canzonets, or "Voi, che sapete," or "Batti, batti"--she only wanted to know what her audience liked.
 
 
 
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