Voorbeelden van troubadour

• For example, a sizable body of musical settings in the so-called genre troubadour survives from the eighteenth to nineteenth centuries.

• First, regularity of strophic constructions and tight rhyme schemes are especially cultivated by the troubadours to impose structure on an unruly vernacular language.

• Instead, he interprets and uncovers it in a creative tradition of eight centuries, historicizing troubadours and trouveres continuously.

• Finally, with the troubadours, the musical aspect of the refrain is much less in evidence.

• The latter claim a special distinction as living descendants of the original troubadours; the former views himself as more remotely related to medieval music.

• This brief etymological sketch makes clear that ' troubadour' is more than a generic signifier.

• Indeed, musicians have always been travellers: from troubadours to today's rock stars, musicians travel the world.

• The troubadours, who have a prominent place both in traditional medieval music study and in popular culture, illustrate this well.

• The issue at hand is the detailed proof that troubadour and trouvere repertories have always been objects of thought and scrutiny.

• The frequency of refrain words in troubadour song as compared to versus can in part be explained by certain aspects of versification.

• We do not have enough early troubadour melodies, and none written down at the moment these troubadours flourished, to make full comparisons.

• The purpose of his article was, of course, to demonstrate that this new interpretation of troubadour and trouvere melodies was wrong.

• One thing it is not is old music: ' it's the music of the time and of the troubadour, true folk music'.

• Haines writes a chronologically ordered history of troubadours and trouveres while focusing on écriture, on the perception and writing down of music.

• The troubadour word refrain easily becomes a locus for experimentation.