-
Sonetos (Sonnets), five
Canciones (Songs),
eight Coplas (Couplets),
three Églogas (Eclogues), two Elegías (Elegies), and the Epístola a Boscán (Letter to...
-
ecclesiastical to the
secular stage.: 539 The
Aucto del Repelón and the
Égloga de
Fileno dramatize the
adventures of shepherds;: 540 the latter, like...
- been
called his panegyrist. Moduin's poem to
Theodulf and
especially his
Egloga were a
major influence on the
later Carolingian poet
Ermoldus Nigellus....
-
singer of the
Cathedral of
Salamanca (1498); to it
alluded Encina in his
Égloga of the
great rains. In 1520 he was
Abbot of the
Church of
Santo Tomás in...
- of harmony.
Before he even read Hölderlin,
these themes emerge in the "
Egloga", the "Oda", and "De qué país" from Los
placeres prohibidos.
During his...
- elegía (In the
Shadow of elegy)
Solos de
conciencia (Conscience solos)
Égloga brusca (Sharp Eclogue) La
forma humana (The
human form) Canción del samurái...
- 2 sopranos, tenor, 2 oboes, 2 horns,
violin solo,
strings Il
Mopso 691 "
Egloga pescatoria" (lost)
Queste Eurilla gentil 692 "Serenata a
quattro voci" (lost)...
- the 1950s. In the 21st century,
American composer Henry Justin Rubin's
Egloga for
violin and
piano dates from 2006. "The
American Heritage Dictionary...
-
Josep Badia, the violinist, and Lluís Pamies, who pla**** the harmonium.
Egloga for
orchestra Catalanesques for
orchestra Spanish Music in the Twentieth...
- the
poetry of
Gustavo Adolfo Becquer). "La
Metamorfosis del
ingenio en la
Égloga III de Garcilaso,"
Revista canadiense de
estudios hispánicos, 1979 (an essay...
