- "Lewti,
or the Circ****ian Love-
chaunt" is a poem by
Samuel Taylor Coleridge,
first published in 1798. This poem was
first published in the
Morning Post...
-
nineteenth century; the same
repertoire was
earlier referred to as "song," "
chant,"
or "
chaunt." The
spelling of the term
appeared quite inconsistently until...
- gustess, ha’la s’im****à, ed ha clomà al corv: «Cha bel cha tü esch! Scha tes
chaunt es ischè bel sco tia apparentscha, lura esch tü il pü bel utschè da tots»...
-
which have been
derounded to /i/ and /e/ in the
other dialects.
Compare Putèr mür
to Sursilvan mir ‘wall’ and Putèr chaschöl
to Sursilvan caschiel 'cheese'...
- the Val Müstair
switched from
Vallader to Rumantsch Grischun as
their written language, but
switched back
to Vallader in 2012,
following a referendum...
- (short story) "Lukannon" (poem) "Rikki-Tikki-Tavi" (short story) "Darzee's
Chaunt (Sung in
Honour of Rikki-Tikki-Tavi)" (poem) "Toomai of the Elephants" (short...
- from the 10th
or 11th century,
although major works did not
appear until the 16th century, when
several regional written varieties began to develop. During...
- (see 1798 in poetry). Originally,
Coleridge intended to place Lewti,
or the Circ****ian Love-
chaunt in the collection. The
Nightingale was
published in...
- “crossing the path
to the
Chaunts." The
Chantalvergyrgyn flows roughly northeastwards in its
upper course,
limiting the
western side of the
Chantal Range of the...
-
Lykkelig for
viola (or cello) and
orchestra Henry Mollicone (1946–2022)
Chaunt for
viola solo (1972); E.C.
Schirmer Music Two Love
Songs for
tenor and...
