This week’s Continuum is devoted to music of the troubadours, trouvères, and minnesingers from a show first aired in 2011. The initial troubadours of northern France of the 12 th-century ...

Haines, John. 2004. Eight Centuries of Troubadours and Trouvères. The Changing Identity of Medieval Music. Cambridge University Press, 2004 ... Chanter m’estuet. Songs of the Trouveres. Bloomington: ...

His forthcoming book, Eight Centuries of the Troubadours and Trouveres: The Changing Identity of Medieval Music, is funded in part by a Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst grant, the National ...

A program of music of some of the most famous German minnesingers is presented on this Continuum. The minnesingers are the German counterpart of the medieval French troubadours and trouveres. A ...

Call it 100 years in Provence. In its most recent concerts, titled “Sweet Words and Slanders,” the Newberry Consort presented a characteristically civilized and imaginative program of s… ...

The Trouveres. The Early Music Show. Lucie Skeaping meets the singer-songwriters of 13th-century northern France, ... The trouveres were the northern cousins of the more famous troubadours, ...

Medieval Troubadours ( Unknown) ) i. Jan 29, 2015 Post a Comment The Brothers Balliett. Brad Balliett and Doug Balliett — identical twin composers and performers from Massachusetts — have been ...