La Tricotea usually attributed to Alonso. (Franco Alonso, ¿1490? -1520). For some, the text is a mixture of languages, somehow, is an imitation of what was happening in ports and nearby taverns, where the sound was a mix of languages and dialects, all mixed together.. According to Jose Romeu Figueras in the Introduction and study texts Cancionero Musical de Palacio (XV and XVI centuries) (Higher Council for Scientific Research, Institute of Musicology Spanish, Barcelona 1965), La Tricotea with the noble vile Ay Pris and I dego of Xanthos Jançu Garçigorreta are bacchanalian songs and soldierly ... have in common have been written in a mix of different linguistic forms, and have a carefree and free expression ... La Tricotea, has linguistic forms French and Italian Spanish ... is clearly a tavern sing; ... La Tricotea is drinking song and soldiers, probably a song of wars between the French, Italian and Spanish soldiers, during wars with King Ferdinand in Italy. ............................................ La Tricotea, Saint Martin wants to see her. Open up a little. .. The wineskin seems to have dried up, a hellish sign. All the world likes a full bottle, my lady... Orli, cerli, trun, my lady, close up well, youll find me a good friend ... Niqui, niquidón, formagidón, formagidón. I am a monarch of great renown. My lady, for loves sake, lovely lady, be mine; my lady, I want to see you. Ill spin and grease the mill. Dont give me any bread or bacon. The wineskin seems to have dried up, a hellish sign. All the world likes a full bottle, my lady... Orli, cerli, trun, my lady, close up well, youll find me a good friend ... Niqui, niquidón, formagidón, formagidón. Ill give you new life so that in all Burgundy you 11 find no one to equal me; lovely lady, be mine; my lady, I want to see you. .......................................... La Tricotea, - Jordi Savall https://youtube/watch?v=rDkuWyzVD9s
Posted on: Sat, 03 Jan 2015 11:34:39 +0000
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