The troubadours were poet-musicians composing in Occitan, which represents a cultural shift in medieval Europe, bridging poetry and music in a complex social landscape.
More than 2,500 pieces have survived from troubadours, showcasing their significant role in preserving cultural narratives through oral and written transmission.
This book targets a broad audience, making the history of troubadours both accessible and engaging, suitable for newcomers to medieval music and literature.
Each chapter of the book offers mini-biographies of significant troubadours, giving insight into their lives and the cultural context of their works.
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