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Troubadour
Original title: トルバドゥール
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Troubadour is a general term for poets and composers creating courtly poetry and love songs in Occitan in medieval southern France. Active from the late 11th to late 13th century, many left lyrical poems with melodies.
Troubadour is written “trobador” in Occitan and derives from “trobar (to create something new [a poem or song]).”
Other terms related to troubadours include the following.
Trouvère: A collective term for minstrels using the langue d'oïl of northern France. Themes of courtly love sung by southern French troubadours were introduced to northern France, welcomed by the aristocracy, and became popular.
トルバドゥール（troubadour）とは、中世の南フランスでオック語で宮廷詩や恋愛の歌を創作した詩人兼作曲家の総称です。11世紀末から13世紀末にかけて活躍し、その多くがメロディのある叙情詩を残しました。
トルバドゥールという単語は、オック語で「trobador」と表記され、「trobar（新しいもの（詩、曲）を作る）」の派生語です。
また、トルバドゥールに関連する言葉には、次のようなものがあります。
トルヴェール（trouvère）：北フランスのオイル語による吟遊詩人の総称。南フランスのトルバドゥールが歌った宮廷風の恋愛のテーマが北フランスに移入され、貴族階級に歓迎されて流行しました
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