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Top 30 analogous words or synonyms for troubadour

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Angels Fall First As voces masculinas de "Beauty and the Beast", "The Carpenter", "Astral Romance" e "Once Upon a Troubadour" son interpretadas por Tuomas Holopainen. "Elvenpath" usa partes do prólogo do filme de 1978 "O Señor dos Aneis" dirixido por Ralph Bakshi. As cancións na edición limitada son as mesmas que na súa segunda demo, chamada tamén Angels Fall First.
Guns N' Roses Trala súa formación en 1985 debutaron como banda no Troubadour Club, realizando a súa primeira xira chamada The Hell Tour por clubs de Seattle, Portland, Eugene, Sacramento e San Francisco. Dita xira non chegaron a finalizala debido a unha avaría na furgoneta na que viaxaban que lles obrigou a regresar aos Ánxeles. Seguiron facendo actuacións esporádicas en locais de Hollywood conseguindo unha certa reputación. Todos vivían e ensaiaban na mesma habitación.
Festival de Eurovisión 1969 O XIV Festival da Canción de Eurovisión tivo lugar o 29 de marzo de 1969 no Teatro Real de Madrid, (España). A presentadora foi Laurita Valenzuela, que se viu en apertos ao observar o empate entre catro países ao final do festival: Salomé con ""Vivo cantando"" por España, a británica Lulu co tema ""Boom Bang-a-Bang"", a holandesa Lenny Kuhr con ""De troubadour"" e, finalmente, Frida Boccara por Francia con ""Un jour, un enfant"".
Trobairitz Since poetry was highly stylized, it is difficult to determine when a poet speaking as a woman actually was a woman, or a man speaking as a woman. This adds to the difficulty of attribution, especially of anonymous writers. There is some debate as to whether or not the poems by the "trobairitz" represent genuine feminine voices, since they worked within the highly circumscribed conventions of the troubadours. Matilda Bruckner suggests that the "trobairitz" "spoke in her own voice as channeled through the voices of many others". By manipulating the strict constructs of troubadour lyric, the "trobairitz" were able to create their own "fictions of the female voice".
Trobairitz Both troubadours and "trobairitz" wrote of "fin' amors", or courtly love. Women were generally the subject of the writings of troubadours, however: "No other group of poets give women so exalted a definition within so tightly circumscribed a context of female suppression." The tension between the suppression of women present in the poetry of the troubadours and similar themes in the poetry of the "trobairitz" is a major source of discussion for modern commentators. Trobairitz poetry pertaining to love tended to offer a less idealized conception of the subject than the poetry of their male counterparts, with a more conversational and less flourished style of writing intended to more closely emulate a more grounded vision of relationships. The trobairitz wrote in the "canso" (strophic song) and "tenso" (debate poem) genres. Besides cansos and tensos, "trobairitz" also wrote "sirventes" (political poems), "planh" (lament), "salut d’ amor" (a love letter not in strophic form), "alba" (dawn songs), and "balada" (dance songs). Judging by what survives today, the "trobairitz" wrote no "pastorelas" or "malmariee" songs, unlike their troubadour counterparts. Furthermore, in keeping with the troubadour tradition, the "trobairitz" closely linked the action of the singing to the action of loving. Comtessa de Dia demonstrates this in her poem "Fin ioi me don'alegranssa," stating that "Fin ioi me dona alegranssa/per qu'eu chan plus gaiamen," translated as "Happiness brings me pure joy/which makes me sing more cheerfully."