* " Madrigal " ( Yes song ), a 1978 song by British progressive rock band Yes, from the album Tormato

* " Madrigal ", a song by U. S. singer Neil Diamond, from the album Tap Root Manuscript

* " Madrigal ", a song by Swedish progressive metal band Opeth, from the album My Arms, Your Hearse

* " Madrigal ", a song by Puerto Rican singer and songwriter Danny Rivera

* " Madrigal ", a song by Japanese band Malice Mizer, from the album Voyage ~ Sans Retour ~

The song was published in Volume II of the 1862 collection Welsh Melodies with the Welsh lyrics by the Welsh poet John Jones ( Talhaiarn ), and the English lyrics by Thomas Oliphant, President of the Madrigal Society.

* Madrigal ( poetry ), a type of poem

* Madrigal ( Trecento ), an Italian musical form of the fourteenth and early fifteenth centuries

* " Madrigal " ( Breaking Bad ), episode 5. 02 of Breaking Bad

* Al Madrigal ( born 1971 ), American stand-up comedian and actor of Mexican descent

* Alexander Madrigal ( born 1972 ), Costa Rican-Mexican footballer

* Diego Madrigal ( born 1989 ), Costa Rican football striker

* Ehra Madrigal ( born 1986 ), Filipina actress

* Jamby Madrigal ( born 1958 ), Filipina politician and senator

* Junior Félix Madrigal ( born 1982 ), Mexican football Goalkeeper

* Michelle Madrigal ( born 1986 ), Filipina actress

* Roger Madrigal ( born 1972 ), Costa Rican slalom canoer

* Warner Madrigal ( born 1984 ), Major League Baseball relief pitcher

* Vince Gilligan used a clip of the film in Breaking Bad episode 5. 02 (" Madrigal ", 2012 ), and has stated that The Caine Mutiny was one of his favorite movies as a child.

According to Alfred Einstein, writing in The Italian Madrigal ( 1949 ), Rore's true spiritual successor was Monteverdi.

The Shrine EP by Daucus Karota was recorded in January 1994 with Mark Barone ( bass ), Chistian Omar Madrigal Izzo ( drums ) and Roxy ( guitars ).

* Mary Elizabeth Brooks, A King For Portugal: The Madrigal Conspiracy, 1594-95 ( Madison and Milwaukee: The University of Wisconsin Press, 1964 ), Chapter 1.

Every year, the Madrigal Singers perform at the American Club's tree-lighting ceremony, the Rugby Sevens, and the Middle School choir sends a contingent to AMIS festivals around the world every year, in locations such as Kuala Lumpur ( 2012 ), Jakarta ( 2010 ), Scotland ( 2009 ), and Paris ( 2010 ).

In the play " La Gran Sultana ", first act ( Jornada Primera ), Cervantes mentions the North-African Hamin, which he calls " boronía ", in the voice of anti-semitic character Madrigal, who had surreptitiously inserted ham into a Jew's Cholent: " y en una gran cazuela que tenían de un guisado que llaman boronía, les eché de tocino un gran pedazo " (" and in a great pot they had of a stew they call boronía ( a vegetable stew ), I threw in a large piece of pork fat ").

Extracurriculars include student government ( grades 7-12 ), two student newspapers, literary publications, the yearbook, and more than 30 different clubs, including the BSU ( Black Student Union ), Half in Earnest, Vestry, Chorale, Madrigal Singers, Choristers, and Service Board.

* Miss Madrigal, a character in the play The Chalk Garden by Enid Bagnold

* Madrigal Raith, aka Darby Crane, a character in the novel Proven Guilty by Jim Butcher

* " Madrigal ", a poem by Federico García Lorca

* " Madrigal ", a spy novel by John Gardner

* Madrigal ( ensemble ) an early music group formed in 1965 by the Russian composer and harpsichord player Andrey Volkonsky

* " Madrigal Meridian ", a piece of music by Tangerine Dream from their 1978 album Cyclone

DVD-Audio players are now also made by Aiwa, Denon, JVC, Kenwood, Madrigal, Marantz,

In early 18th century England, singing of madrigals was revived by catch and glee clubs, and later by the formation of the Madrigal Society in 1741, which still meets today.

The book is published in Canada by Madrigal Press.

Against Barcelona at El Madrigal, Pirès technique earned the Yellow Submarine two penalties which were duly converted by captain Marcos Senna.

The inaugural performance at Wolf Trap occurred on June 1 – 2, 1971, and featured Julius Rudel and Van Cliburn conducting the New York City Opera, as well as performances by the Norman Treigle, National Symphony Orchestra, Choral Arts Society of Washington, United States Marine Band and the Madison Madrigal Singers.

Maupin provided a new libretto for Anna Madrigal Remembers, a musical work composed by Jake Heggie and performed by choir Chanticleer and mezzo-soprano Frederica von Stade on 6 August 1999.

The musical stage adaptation began previews on May 18 and ran through July 31, with direction by Jason Moore, and a cast featuring Judy Kaye as Anna Madrigal, Betsy Wolfe as Mary Ann Singleton, Mary Birdsong as Mona Ramsay, and Wesley Taylor as Michael " Mouse " Tolliver.

The company Mark Levinson, now owned by Madrigal Audio Laboratories ( part of the Harman International Industries group ) specializes in high-end digital audio processors, integrated amplifiers, power amplifiers, pre amplifiers, and CD players.

Archeological sites include the caves of Mollepunko above Callalli where rock art ( said to be 6, 000 years old ) depicts the domestication of the alpaca ; the mummy of Paraqra, above Sibayo ; the Fortaleza de Chimpa, a reconstructed mountaintop citadel that looks down on Madrigal ; ruins of pre-Hispanic settlements throughout the valley ; and many others.

* Mal Madrigal, band from Omaha, Nebraska

The band consisted of Williams, Eva, Paris, Mark Barone ( bass ) and Christian Omar Madrigal Izzo ( drums ).

The school is notable for its music programme, consisting of several hundred students in band and choir classes, a Madrigal Choir, a concert choir, a Chamber Choir, two concert bands, a Wind Ensemble, two jazz bands and a combo.