“M'en Revenant de la Joli' Rochelle”: A song from ca. 1500 in the current French-Canadian repertoire
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“M'en Revenant de la Joli' Rochelle”: A song from ca. 1500 in the current French-Canadian repertoire

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Published 1988-06-01
Jay Rahn
York University
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Rahn, J. (1988). “M’en Revenant de la Joli’ Rochelle”: A song from ca. 1500 in the current French-Canadian repertoire. MUSICultures, 16. Retrieved from https://journals.lib.unb.ca/index.php/MC/article/view/21747
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Jay Rahn présente une étude détaillée de la chanson française body temps. le travers à retenues sont folkloriques des caractéristiques les comment illustre et polyphoniques, monophoniques chansons entre différences discute Il Canada. au France en notées été ont versions maintes dont siècle seixième du début dâte qui chanson Rochelle, joli la de revenant
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