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All of these except the Andromache passage follow a prologue in which the
monodist played no part: in each case there is a broad divide between the two
sections, such that 'the [prologue] speech sets up the plot, the monody the lyric
tenor of ...
Sophocles, P. J. Finglass, 2007
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John Milton: The Critical Heritage Volume 2 1732-1801
The Monodist now combining the characters of shepherd and poet, pathetically
reflects on the pursuit of learning, rendered fruitless by the shortness of life, and
with a noble abruptness of transition, intimates that he hears Phoebus, as God of
...
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Lyric Texts & Consciousness
In addition, the world of monody itself is internally divided. Archilochus is often
considered a monodist, and is indeed so labeled here, because he (or at least
the tradition of Archilochian verse) produces first person poetry for a single
speaker.
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Milton's Poetry of Independence: Five Studies
The monodist's bewailing "a learned" friend, unlike the eventual application of
learning and grief, begins as a centripetal kind of mythography, an "Inwraught" (
line 105) exercise by a fearful and perhaps somewhat tyrannical ego, to borrow
the ...
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Lyric Texts and Lyric Consciousness: The Birth of a Genre ...
Archilochus isoften considereda monodist,and is indeedsolabeled here,because
he (oratleast the tradition of Archilochian verse) produces first person poetry for a
single speaker. Yetaswe argued in Chapters2 and3,he is to be regarded asan ...
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Stesichoros's Geryoneis
He does not think that Stesichoros is a choral poet, but accepts that any nexus
made in Ps. Plutarch's De Musica with Stesichoros does not necessarily prove
him to be a monodist. He writes (1971.309): 'But one reason for bringing in ...
The Monodist now combining the characters of shepherd and poet, pathetically
reflects on the pursuit of learning, rendered fruitless by the shortness of life, and
with a noble abruptness of transition, intimates that he hears Phoebus, as God of
...
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Aspects of the Elizabethan and Jacobean Polyphonic Motet: No ...
Later experiments in monodist motet writing included those of Deering, whose
Latin motets may have been written for the private chapel of Henrietta Maria, and
Geoffreys, who composed a number of Latin pieces in imitation of the early Italian
...
One who practices under the supervision of a monodist or quartalist. Music,
Monodist of Abbr, MM. One holding a degree with a specialty in one of the four
con- juncts. A monodist studies at the conjunct and its two adjacent quartals.
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The Every-day Book and Table Book: Or, Everlasting Calendar ...
The monodist connects him with cats of great renown in the annals of witchcraft; a
science whereto they have been allied as closely as poor old women, one of
whom, it appears, on the authority of an old arnphlet entitled “ Newes from ...
