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Cercamon (Occitan pronunciation: [seɾkɔˈmun], fl. c. 1135-1145) was one of the
earliest troubadours. His true name and
other biographical data are unknown...
- form of
troubador is trobadors,
found in a 12th-century
Occitan text by
Cercamon. The
French word
itself is
borrowed from the
Occitan trobador. It is the...
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Berlinale Talents Project Market. In
March 2024, it was
announced that
Cercamon acquired the film's
worldwide rights.
Crocodile Tears had its
world premiere...
- also
screened at the 2023
South by Southwest, and at the 2023 NewFest.
Cercamon acquired worldwide sales rights to the film on
February 16, 2023. In February...
- origin. He was
brought up by
Aldric del Vilar,
learned to make
poetry from
Cercamon, was at
first nicknamed Pan-perdut and
later Marcabru. He
became famous...
- They were
usually humorous pieces. The
genre was
allegedly invented by
Cercamon,
whose examples do not survive, and was most
famously taken up by his (alleged)...
- are at
least forty-four
surviving planhz. The
earliest planh is that by
Cercamon on the
death of Duke
William X of
Aquitaine in 1137. The
latest is an anonymous...
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flexibility by the
troubadours of
Provence in the 12th century,
notably Cercamon,
Bernart de Ventadorn, and
Bertran de Born. In both Old
French and Old...
- Jaufré
Rudel may be
possibly his son or his son-in-law. The
poetry of
Cercamon and Jaufré Rudel. p. 96. Garland. 1983.
Histoire P@ssion - Chronologie...
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widely known, piece). The
first author known to have
written a
sirventes is
Cercamon, the name of the
genre was
first mentioned by Marcoat, and the most famous...
