The Troubadours by H.J. Chaytor
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second half being the _versus_; in this case the _frons_ had its own
musical theme, as did the first _versus_, the theme of the first _versus_ being repeated for the second. Or, lastly, a stanza might [25] consist of _pedes_ and _versus_, one theme being used for the first _pes_ and repeated for the second and similarly with the _versus_. Thus the general principle upon which the stanza was constructed was that of tripartition in the following three forms:-- I 1st line } 2nd " } Pes 3rd " etc. } 1st line } 2nd " } Pes 3rd " etc. } Diesis or Volta 1st line } Syrma 2nd " } or Coda 3rd " etc. } II 1st line } 2nd " } Frons 3rd " etc. } |
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