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18 November 2024
Baron Bertran de Born
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When Henry the Young King attacked his brother Richard in 1183, he had the support of a lord of Hautefort. Hautefort was surrounded by pro...
05 April 2024
Francis the Youth
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About 1181 in Assisi in Umbria, Pica di Bourlemont gave birth to a son. Her husband, the cloth merchant Pietro Bernardone, was in France on ...
21 May 2023
The First Troubadour
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William IX, Duke of Aquitaine and Gascony (1071 - 1127), also Count of Poitiers, had a shaky start in life. He was the son of Duke William V...
20 May 2023
The Troubadour Styles
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Troubadours originally referred to their songs as vers , but over time developed a set of several different specific types of composition. T...
19 May 2023
The Female Troubadour
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The word " troubadour " was masculine, and the feminine form was "trobairitz" (both singular and plural). The term was r...
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18 May 2023
What Makes a Troubadour?
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In the years 1100 - 1350, a type of musical performer arose called a troubadour. They did not call themselves troubadours; that term was fir...
17 May 2023
Peire d'Alvernhe, Poet and satirist
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I mentioned that, for all our talk of courtly love in the Middle Ages, the only use of the actual phrase was in a single Provençal poem. Th...
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