Gace Brulé and his rivals in the art of singing and love: performing a song at a concert

In the lyrical songs of Gace Brulé, one of the first French trouvères (probably born c. 1159 and died after 1213), a performance art orientation is obvious: his songs in many cases allow us to recreate the conditions of their performance; it follows from them that the poet addressed not only the lad...

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Published in:	Vestnik Pravoslavnogo Svi͡a︡to-Tikhonovskogo gumanitarnogo universiteta. 3, Filologii͡a Vol. 79; no. 79; pp. 9 - 33
Main Author:	Ludmilla Evdokimova
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	English Russian
Published:	St. Tikhon's Orthodox University 01.12.2024
Subjects:	appeals to listeners circumstances of the song performance gace brulé jeu-parti lyrical song other poets patrons rivalry with poets in the art of singing singing as performance art the theatrical expressiveness of gace's poetry trouvères of the late 12th—first half of the 13th century гас брюле другим поэтам же-парти лирическая песнь обращения к слушателям обстоятельства исполнения песен пение как искусство перформанса покровителям соперничество с поэтами в искусстве пения театральная экспрессивность поэзии гаса труверы кон. xii – перв. пол. xiii в
ISSN:	1991-6485, 2409-4897
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