 These include a number of madrigals by the "maestro di capella" of the Duke's brother, Cardinal Luigi d'Este, Luca Marenzio, including "Lucida perla", to a text by Giovanni Battista Guarini for her wedding; "O verdi selvi" with text by Torquato Tasso, as well as a number of madrigals with texts by Tasso dedicated to "her" dwarf or "nana", Isabella, such as "Là dove sono i pargoletti Amori".Margherita was the sponsor of the groundbreaking "balletto delle donne", an entertainment including dance, madrigal, and instrumental music, performed at Carnival as well as for important visitors to the court.These entertainments were created with the choreography first, then the music, then the text.