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Trouvère Song and Poetry in Northern France (c. 1100–1300)

Trouvère Song and Poetry in Northern France (c. 1100–1300)

  1. Old French lyric emerges in the north

    Labels: Old French, Trouv res

  2. Chrétien de Troyes completes *Erec and Enide*

    Labels: Chr tien

  3. Confrérie of jongleurs forms in Arras

    Labels: Confr rie, Arras

  4. Crusade preaching shapes trouvère song themes

    Labels: Crusade preaching

  5. Puy d’Arras develops poetry contest culture

    Labels: Puy d

  6. Gautier de Dargies’ songs spread widely in manuscripts

    Labels: Gautier de

  7. Conon of Béthune links crusade and lyric

    Labels: Conon de

  8. Theobald of Champagne becomes a leading trouvère

    Labels: Theobald IV

  9. Richard de Fournival writes the *Bestiaire d’amour*

    Labels: Richard de

  10. Chansonnier du Roi compiled as major songbook

    Labels: Chansonnier du

  11. Adam de la Halle stages *Jeu de la Feuillée* in Arras

    Labels: Adam de, Arras

  12. Chansonnier d’Arras manuscript dated and signed

    Labels: Chansonnier d, Jehans d

  13. Adam de la Halle writes *Jeu de Robin et Marion*

    Labels: Adam de

  14. Trouvère song survives through later manuscript culture

    Labels: Manuscript culture