- Sadness", a
virelai ancien), and
Henry Austin Dobson ("July", a
virelai nouveau). List of
virelais by
Guillaume de
Machaut Harding,
Carol E. "
Virelai (Virelay)"...
-
output comprises around 400 poems,
including 235 ballades, 76 rondeaux, 39
virelais, 24 lais, 10 complaintes, and 7
chansons royales, and
Machaut did much...
-
surviving works encomp****ing many forms, the
three formes fixes rondeaux,
virelais, ballades, as well as motets, lais and a
single representative of the complainte...
- the Provençal
troubador tradition, such as
secular monophonic lais and
virelais.
Jehan de
Lescurel (or
Jehannot de l'Escurel), a poet and
composer from...
-
Hanen - 1983 "The
Virelai Texts - A
virelai text
which has but a
single stanza is
properly termed a bergerette. All the
virelais in
Escorial IV.a.24...
- The ars-nova
style is
evident in his
considerable body of motets, lais,
virelais,
rondeaux and ballades.
Towards the end of the
fourteenth century, a new...
-
Early chansons tended to be in one of the
formes fixes—ballade,
rondeau or
virelai (formerly the
chanson baladée)—though some
composers later set po****r...
- as a refrain. The few
surviving melodies of
dansas seem like
incipient virelais. The
verses of the
dansa were sung by a
soloist while the
refrain was sung...
- same texts. It is thus most
similar to the
French musical 'forme fixe'
virelai (and not the
ballade as the name
might otherwise suggest). The
first and...
- 14th- and 15th-century
French poetic forms: the ballade, rondeau, and
virelai. Each was also a
musical form,
generally a chanson, and all
consisted of...
