- The
cobla (Catalan pronunciation: [ˈkobːlə],
plural cobles) is a
traditional music ensemble of Catalonia, and in
Northern Catalonia in France. It is generally...
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century was its
dominance challenged by a
growing number of
poets writing coblas esparsas. The
canso became, in Old French, the
grand chant and, in Italian...
- from
being in the
cobla for the
performance of sardanes, the
flabiol is also
found in the
reduced version of the
cobla known as
cobla of
three quarters...
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dances are
known as ballades. The
accompanying orchestra of 11 people, a
cobla,
includes 10 wind
instruments and a b****. One
person plays the
flabiol (a...
- A
cobla esparsa (Old Occitan: [ˈkobla esˈpaɾsa]
literally meaning "scattered stanza") in Old
Occitan is the name used for a single-stanza poem in troubadour...
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tabor pipe) and
tambor or
tamboret (drum).
Coblas may take the form of:
Mitja cobla, or
media cobla ("half
cobla"):
these are
composed of one
xeremia and...
- is a br**** instrument. It is a b****
flugelhorn in the key of C. In the
cobla, it has the
deepest sound among the br**** instruments.
Originally pla****...
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Lombard troubadour of the
first half of the 13th century, only a
single cobla of
whose work survives. The work is
preserved in one
chansonnier of late...
- Rusiñol. He
showed great interest in the
sound of the
cobla and
attended several concerts of the
Cobla Barcelona. He also
collaborated with
various Catalan...
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University Press – via Wikisource. Three-string
double b**** in the
cobla band
Website of
Cobla Baix
Llobregat "Bill
Bentgen – 5
String B****es". Billbentgen...
