Chapter 11 - The Library of Iberian Resources Online
Chapter 11 - The Library of Iberian Resources Online
Chapter 11 - The Library of Iberian Resources Online
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[180] A more accurate analysis <strong>of</strong> the musical structure<strong>of</strong> the cantiga requires a subdivision <strong>of</strong> each<br />
verse, as reflected in the musical transcriptions made from the Cantigas codices in Example <strong>11</strong>-4. <strong>The</strong><br />
first textual strophe is also problematic, specifically its second and third verses, wherein the division <strong>of</strong><br />
their lines necessitates six and four syllables per melody phrase. Also notice how the initial melody<br />
phrase <strong>of</strong> the third verse ends on the second syllable <strong>of</strong> the word piadosa.<br />
Rosa das rosas<br />
e Fror das frores<br />
Dona das donas.<br />
Sennor das sennores.<br />
Poetic Structure Melodic Structure<br />
A <strong>11</strong>(5+5)<br />
A <strong>11</strong>(5+6)<br />
A x+w<br />
A x+y<br />
B<br />
A x+z