Editing Jacques Arcadelt (section)

===Publishers===
Antoine Gardano became the primary Italian publisher for Arcadelt, although the competing Venetian publishing house of [[Scotto]] brought out one of his madrigal books as well.<ref>Atlas 1998, p. 458.</ref><ref name="Grove"/> Arcadelt's ''Il bianco e dolce cigno'' opened one of Gardano's books; as the piece had already achieved immense fame, it was the main selling point.<ref>Atlas 1998, p. 430.</ref> In Paris, some of Arcadelt's chansons appeared as early as 1540 in the publications of [[Pierre Attaingnant]] and [[Jacques Moderne]], so must have been written in Italy.<ref name="Einstein, Vol. I p. 264"/> After Arcadelt returned to France, his chansons, masses, and motets appeared in the editions of the printing firm of Le Roy and Ballard throughout the 1550s and 1560s, while his music was still being printed in distant Venice.<ref name="Grove"/>