WHAT DOES A LĂUDÁ MEAN IN ROMANIAN?
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Definition of a lăudá in the Romanian dictionary
AND LOVE the pledge of trans. (people, things, facts) Declared worthy of admiration and appreciation, highlighting the qualities, achievements, advantages. [Sil. on-u] A LĂUDÁ láud tranz. (persoane, lucruri, fapte) A declara demn de admirație și prețuire, scoțând în evidență calitățile, realizările, avantajele. [Sil. lă-u-]
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10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «A LĂUDÁ»
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a lăudá in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
a lăudá and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Romanian literature.
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Honoring God and the City: Music at the Venetian ...
San Marco To San Salvador [Augustinian canons], a lauda is sung To Santo Sepulcro [Franciscan nuns], and a lauda is sung To San Giuseppe [Augustinian nuns], and a lauda is sung To the Hospital of Gesù Cristo, that is in the church, and a ...
2
Annalile [afterw.] Annalele - Pagina 276
A c&ndu are sunetu accidentale, dâra scurtu, io fine si la medilocnlu ea viDtelora nu se insâmna, p. e. laudatoriu, lăuda. , 6. A cându are sunetu accidentale, de'ra lungu, se insemna cu accentuln cir cumflessu p. e. laudâmu, lauda, etc. 7.
Academia Republicii Socialiste România, 1869
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A Performer's Guide to Medieval Music - Pagina 164
Surviving statutes indicate that in preparing for a lauda service the company sacristan was to set up the proper lectern, candles, dossals, etc., and to locate the laude proper to that service (often determined by a bequest for a commemorative ...
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Early Music History: Volume 23: Studies in Medieval and ... - Pagina 185
Unlike the majority of Florentine canti camasccialeschi, it is a spiritual text, so resembling a lauda spiritual that the Dominican Serafino Razzi and others could include it virtually unchanged in collections of laude. ' Shortly after its performance, ...
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Music in Shakespeare: A Dictionary
The great Florentine lauda poet Feo Belcari (1410–84) was informed of the death of his sister in a Florentine convent with a letter describing how in her final moments she 'entered into a devout state and began singing the lauda that begins ...
Christopher R. Wilson, Michela Calore, 2014
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The monophonic lauda and the lay religious confraternities ...
Father speaks to Gabriel, Belcari indicates that a "lauda is sung by the angels who accompany Gabriel." The entire text of the lauda then follows, and at the end another rubric indicates that Gabriel now has a solo lauda: "Truly from heaven I ...
BOGORODIŢE,. NOEMVRIE. 21. Puţin ajutoriu va putea lua un bogat de la un sărac şi puţină laudă va auzi un cinstit de la un neînvăţat. Drept acéia dară şi eu, ştiindumi sărăciia bunătăţilor şi slăbiciunea învâţâturii, stau de mă mir ce voiu face.
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Nicolae Steinhardt și libertatea ca destin
N. Steinhardt laudă (cuvântul este corect folosit, nu este nicio eroare la mijloc) celula în care a fost băgat de prigonitorii săi. Acolo a descoperit suferința și tot acolo s-a apropiat de Dumnezeu“460. Cu toată fermitatea folosirii verbului a lăuda ...
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Music in Spain During the Eighteenth Century - Pagina 255
compositions: Beatus vir, Dixit Dominus, Lauda Jerusalem, Laudate Dominum and Laetatus sum. Of all the villancicos known to the present writer, Picanol's contain the most carefully constructed movements, with the longest estribillo and the ...
Malcolm Boyd, Juan José Carreras López, 1998
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Dictionariulu limbei romane: dupo insarcinarea data de ... - Pagina 393
B. metaforice : 1. a cantá ca poetu, a espune, a narrá in versuri, a laudă, a glorifică, etc. : a) cu obiecte omogenie sau generali ca cantare, cantecu, hymnu, poema, carme, etc. : nu pote incape indoientia, co inainte de Omeru au fostu poeti, ...
August T. Laurianu, Ian C. Massimu, 1873
