Shakespeare And Music
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The book was afterwards translated into Latin, and thence into English. Here are some of the verses that treat of Serenades in the year 1450.
' The furies fearful, sprong of the iloudes of hell, Bereft these vagabonds in their minds, so That by no meane can they abide ne dwell Within their houses, but out they nede must go ; More wildly wandring then either bucke or doe.
Some with their harpes^ another with their lute^ Another with his bagpipe, or a ioQ\\s^^ flute.
' Then measure they their son...ges of melody Before the doores of their lentinan deare ; Howling with their foolishe songe and cry, So that their lemman may their great folly heare : SERENADES AND 'MUSIC 97 ' But yet moreover these fooles are so unwise, That in cold winter they use the same madness.
When all the houses are lade with snowe and yse, O madmen amased, unstable, and witless !
What pleasure take you in this your foolishness ?
What joy have ye to wander thus by night, Save that ill doers alway hate the light ? ' Another verse explains that not only the foolish young men of low birth were given to this practice, but also — ' States themselves therein abuse,' * With some yonge fooles of the spiritualtie : The iooXi'^pipe without all gravitie Doth eche degree call to his frantic game : The darkness of night expelleth feare of shame.' Brant had no great opinion of the music provided either.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The book was afterwards translated into Latin, and thence into English. Here are some of the verses that treat of Serenades in the year 1450.
' The furies fearful, sprong of the iloudes of hell, Bereft these vagabonds in their minds, so That by no meane can they abide ne dwell Within their houses, but out they nede must go ; More wildly wandring then either bucke or doe.
Some with their harpes^ another with their lute^ Another with his bagpipe, or a ioQ\\s^^ flute.
' Then measure they their son...ges of melody Before the doores of their lentinan deare ; Howling with their foolishe songe and cry, So that their lemman may their great folly heare : SERENADES AND 'MUSIC 97 ' But yet moreover these fooles are so unwise, That in cold winter they use the same madness.
When all the houses are lade with snowe and yse, O madmen amased, unstable, and witless !
What pleasure take you in this your foolishness ?
What joy have ye to wander thus by night, Save that ill doers alway hate the light ? ' Another verse explains that not only the foolish young men of low birth were given to this practice, but also — ' States themselves therein abuse,' * With some yonge fooles of the spiritualtie : The iooXi'^pipe without all gravitie Doth eche degree call to his frantic game : The darkness of night expelleth feare of shame.' Brant had no great opinion of the music provided either.
What to read after Shakespeare And Music?
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