10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CURTAL»
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CURTAL SONNETS From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The curtal sonnet is a
form invented by Gerard Manley Hopkins, and used in three of his poems. It is an
eleven-line (or, more accurately, ten-and-a-half-line) sonnet, but rather than ...
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Woodwind Instruments and Their History
During the sixteenth century it came to be employed in various cylindrical-bore
consort instruments that will be described later (sordone, racket, etc.). In the curtal
, which first appears in written records about 1540, the bore that is doubled back,
...
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A Glossary: Or, Collection of Words, Phrases, Names, and ...
CURTAL. The same as curtail, a little altered in form, but more usually applied to
a horse. A curtal is a docked horse, but not necessarily a small one, as some
have asserted. I'd give bay curtal, and bia furniture. My mouth no more were
broken ...
Robert Nares, James Orchard Halliwell-Phillipps, Thomas Wright, 1859
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A glossary; or collection of words, phrases, names and ...
CURTAL. The same as curtail, a little altered in form, but more usually applied to
a horse. A curtal is a docked horse, but not necessarily a small one, as some
have asserted. I'd give bay curtal, and his furniture, My mouth no more were
broken ...
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A Performer's Guide to Renaissance Music
Curtal is the sixteenth-century English name for the instrument which the
Germans knew as the Dulzian and which has therefore been commonly known
as the Dulcian, without any historical foundation whatever. Other sixteenth-
century names ...
Jeffery T. Kite-Powell, 2007
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The English and Scottish Popular Ballads
21 One of his best arrows under his belt To the frier he let flye ; The curtal frier,
with his steel buckler, He put that arrow by. 22 ' Shoot on, shoot on, thou fine
fellow, Shoot on as thou hast begun ; If thou shoot here a summers day, Thy mark
I will ...
Francis James Child, 2013
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A Glossary; Or Collection of Words, Phrases, Names and ...
CURTAL. The same as curtail, a little CURTLE-AX. See Cocrsms. altered in form,
but more usually applied to a horse. A curtal is a docked horse, but not
necessarilya small one, as some have asserted. I'd give bay curtal, and his
furniture, My ...
Robert Nares, James-Orchard Halliwell, Thomas II Wright, 1859
Joy on that heart, said Robin Hood, Shot such a shot for me, I'll ride my horse a
hundred miles To find a match for thee." There was perhaps some envy in the
laugh which Will Scarlett raised at this. " I know," said he, " a curtal Friar in
Fountain's ...
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The Penny Magazine of the Society for the Diffusion of ...
Joy on that heart, said Robin Hood, Shot such a shot for me, I'll ride my horse a
hundred miles To find a match for thee." There was perhaps some envy in the
laugh which Will Scarlett raised at this. " I know," said he, " a curtal Friar in
Fountain's ...
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The Playfulness of Gerard Manley Hopkins
“Pied Beauty,” as noted, is an experiment with the curtal sonnet form. For contest,
Hopkins competes with Milton on rhythm“ and rhyme, with earlier sonneteers on
structure, and with Welsh poets on cynghanedd.68 And his detailed descriptions
...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CURTAL»
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Japan to Resume Antarctic Whaling Over Concerns of …
Morishita called moves to curtal Japanese whaling "environmental imperialism," according to The Japan Times. "If you keep on like this, I worry ... «Newsweek, Jun 15»
Planning Department Weekly List
... and Mrs Young, The Curtal, Private Road, Rodborough Common, minor revisions to existing approval ref: 15/0400/LBC, internal and external ... «Stroud News and Journal, Jun 15»
Musical hot-pot at Aylsham Church
Come and hear recorders, hurdy-gurdy, guitar, ukulele, whistles, crumhorn, medieval bagpipes, curtal, saxophone, chalumeau, shawn, ... «Network Norwich, Jun 15»
Final curtain for Ripon Rowel Players
... as well as a masque-type entertainment Robin Hood and ye Curtal Friar in Fountains Abbey when our audience included the Queen Mother. «Ripon Today, May 15»
Australian Chamber Choir: Music from the Basilica of San Marco …
MSO principal player, Brock Imison will join Simon Rickard to play alto and bass curtal respectively whilst Matthew Manchester gives the ... «Limelight Magazine, May 14»
Chanter's Jigge revisit Old Buckenham
Malcolm plays the bagpipes, small pipes in D, the recorder, curtal, saxophones, whistles, rauschpfeife, crumhorn, chalumeau and he also sings ... «OLD BUCKENHAM BLOG, May 14»
Sigiswald Kuijken / Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment, Queen …
There were whole species of instruments to discover, with wonderful names like curtal and theorbo. That delighted sense of exploration has ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Mar 14»
Setting out on 'Nine Daies' of wonder
... of percussion, and Ian Harrison by a whole menagerie of wood-wind, including the delightfully soft-voiced Renaissance bassoon, or curtal. «Telegraph.co.uk, Feb 14»
Cal Bach Society's Testament to Monteverdi
... such as cornetts, sackbuts (early trombones), and a curtal (early bassoon). Fortunately, the Bay Area is home to one of the country's leading ... «San Francisco Classical Voice, Oct 13»
Now make we joye – Renaissance Christmas music wreathed with …
... violone, shawm, sopranino Schnitzer schreierpfeiffen, krummhorns, doucaine, cornamusen, Praetorius schreierpfeife, curtal, spinettino, and, ... «Oregon Music News, Dec 12»
