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CANTILÉNÍ. F. 1) (na Idade Média) Uma peça musical com um assunto sentimental e sério. 2) Composição musical simples com ritmo uniforme. CANTILÉNĂ ~e f. 1) (în evul mediu) Piesă muzicală cu subiect sentimental și grav. 2) Compoziție muzicală simplă cu ritm uniform.
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10 LIVROS EM ROMENO RELACIONADOS COM «CANTILÉNĂ»
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Credits Volume Edizioni TITLE Cantilena AUTHOR George Ripley COLLECTION Alchemy Firstpublished : 2013 ... Cantilena Behold ! and in this Cantilena see The hidden secrets of Philosophy : What Joy ariseth from the Merry veines Of ...
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The Motet in the Age of Du Fay - Pagina 70
Works." Alejandro Planchart defines the term "cantilena" primarily on the basis of the origin of the text: he uses it to refer to continental settings of sacred texts that are not associated with chant (including both "motet-style" and "cantilena-style" ...
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A Performer's Guide to Medieval Music - Pagina 67
The precedents for the English cantilena go back to the early thirteenth century. In the eleventh fascicle of Wl, the Notre Dame source from St. Andrews in Scodand, there is a collection of two-voice polyphonic music for Lady Mass, including ...
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Introducing Maltese Linguistics: Selected Papers from the ...
The. vowel. system. of. Cantilena. Its. historical. development. Sumikazu. Yoda. Osaka University The main obstacle in the historical study of Arabic dialectology is the scarcity of old documents written in any dialect. Maltese, originating from the ...
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Harvard Dictionary of Music - Pagina 130
CANTILENA CANTUS FIRMUS Musica de las cantigas de Santa Maria [*Editions IV, 15, 1 8, 19]; J. Ribera, %La Musica de las cantigas (1922; superseded by Angles); G. Sunyol, Cantigues de Montserrat (Publicaciones del Monasterio de ...
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The Flower of Paradise: Marian Devotion and Secular Song ...
chanson than a fourteenth-century English cantilena. In its appropriation of a secular contrapuntal texture, the cantilena motet embodies a symbolic resonance between the secular poetics that characterized chanson texts and the Marian ...
David J. Rothenberg, 2011
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Conflict Talk: Sociolinguistic Investigations of Arguments ... - Pagina 61
Dispute routines In examples 17 and 18 we saw that the "cantilena" emerged within the course of claim disputes. As we noted in our analysis of these examples the cantilena is a verbal routine in which the children produce a sing-song chant ...
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We're Friends, Right?: Inside Kids' Culture - Pagina 188
Long turns with new information are especially difficult to produce, and challenging turns at talk in the cantilena, like Sara's, are appreciated by her peers. On the other hand, minimal participation keeps the cantilena going and is also valued.
William A. Corsaro, Ph.D., 2003
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Giving Voice to Love: Song and Self-Expression from the ... - Pagina 176
It begins in the manner of a cantilena and ends or comes to a close in their fashion.”116 According to Grocheio's typology of monophonic vocal genres, a cantilena is a song-type that uses a structurally repeating refrain, whereas the cantus ...
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Medieval Song in Romance Languages - Pagina 64
Audoenus of Rouen uses the expression cantica gentilium, the 'songs of the gentiles' or 'pagans', in connection with the 'diabolical songs' with 'lewd and sensuous words', which could also imply use of the vernacular.64 The word cantilena ...
John Dickinson Haines, 2010
