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BRANTÔME'S SPANISH BALLAD: A MS. FROM WINCHESTER

Bulletin of Hispanic Studies, 1955
Mr. Walter Oakeshott has drawn our attention to a Spanish part-song in the Elizabethan part-books of Winchester College Library (Strong Room, MS Catalogue, Appendix I). The binding of this collection of songs suggests that it was presented to Queen Elizabeth I, and three of the MSS. (which must be earlier than the binding) bear the dates 1564 and 1566.
J. B. TREND, M. I. HENDERSON
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The Spanish Ballad in English

Hispania, 1977
John K. Walsh, Shasta M. Bryant
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Some Spanish Ballad Problems

<i>WORD</i>, 1952
C. Crowley
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Formulistic Diction in the Spanish Ballad

The Modern Language Review, 1953
T. E. May, Ruth House Webber
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“En Israhel lo tal non se costumbra fazer”: Exemplarity, Memory, and the Ballad of Tamar in the Sephardic Tradition

La Corónica : a journal of medieval Spanish language and literature, 2023
:This study examines the Sephardic ballad “Tamar y Amnón” through the lens of performance. Anthropologically oriented folklorists of the last several decades have shifted their focus from the collection of texts to the reconstruction of events, i.e., to ...
Alexander J. McNair
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The Thirsty Llano Estacado: The Manuel Maés Ballad Corpus

Great Plains Quarterly, 2022
:This article examines the indita of Manuel Maés, a Nuevomexicano ballad about the death of a cibolero, or buffalo hunter, in the Llano Estacado in the late nineteenth century.
Timothy M. Foster, John Beusterien
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Spanish Traditional Ballads from Aragon

The Modern Language Review, 1997
This collection of oral traditional ballads constitutes a tradition that dates to the Middle Ages; there has never been a systematic collection prior to this work. As an important contribution to the study of Hispanic language and literature, the collection is of tantamount interest to philologists, linguists, and specialists in Romance languages and ...
Colin Smith, Michele S. de Cruz-Saenz
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The Chronology of Spanish Ballad Origins

The Modern Language Review, 1937
W. Atkinson
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Spanish ballad

Notes and Queries, 1873
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Medieval Spanish Epic, Ballad, Lyric, and the Serbo-Croatian and Russian Analogies: A Typology and Aesthetics of Oral and Related Forms by John S. Miletich (review)

La Corónica : a journal of medieval Spanish language and literature, 2022
Alexander J. McNair
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