Raimbaut de Vaqueiras , Raimbaut de Vaqueiras [1] ( Raimbaut de Vaqueiras ; between 1150 and 1165, Vaqueiras - c. 1207) - a troubadour from Provence .
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| Raimbaut de vaqueiras | |
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| Date of Birth | between 1150 and 1165 |
| Place of Birth | Vakeiras |
| Date of death | OK. 1207 |
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| Occupation | troubadour |
Content
Life and work
Raimbaut de Vakeiras lived at the court of his friend and patron Bonifacio of Monferrato . At first he was a juggler , in 1194 he was knighted [2] . His work is characterized by experiments in various genres. Peru of this troubadour-innovator belongs to garlambey (one of the variants of the parody), printmid Kalenda Maya , devinal (mystery song in a dark style ). A medieval commentary on one of Raimbaut’s songs tells the following story: the troubadour spoke about his love for Beatrice, the Marquise of Monferrata in the third person, and she wished that the lover openly confessed his passion, promising him a reward.
Raimbout Wakeiras is attributed to the authorship of 33 songs (eight of them have preserved notes). One of them, [Oi] altas undas que venez suz la mar (BdT 392.5a), translated by A. G. Naiman , is a romance song about a lover who has sailed across the sea, “Waves are high, waves are around”, represented by the genre of the female love song of the Pyrenees troubadours Peninsula - a cantigoy about a friend .
Reception
One of the works of Rimbaut de Vakeiras is put to music by Sergey Slonimsky [2] .
Compositions
Lyrics and / or translations of songs
- Songs of the Troubadours / Compilation by A. G. Nyman, Moscow: Nauka, 1979, p. 142-151
Sheet
- Estampida "Kalenda maya" // Musical and historical anthology / Ivanov-Boretsky M.V. - Ed. 2nd, add. and reslave. - M .: Muzgiz, 1933. - T. 1. - S. 68. - 128 p.
Notes
- ↑ Culture of Byzantium: XIII-first half of the XV century, Moscow, 1991, art. 164
- ↑ 1 2 Songs of Troubadours / Compilation by A. G. Nyman, Moscow: Nauka, 1979, p. 239-241