 ... 1. a verse form that has three stanzas of eight or ten lines each and an envoy of four or five lines: the last line of each stanza and of the envoy is the same 2. a musical composition of a romantic or narrative nature, esp. for piano bal-lad.  Aesthetic Education - Página 142por Charles De Garmo - 1913 - 161 páginasVisualização integral - Acerca deste livro
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...narrative "ballad" so common in the literatures of primitive peoples. The ballade proper is constructed in three stanzas of eight lines each and an envoy of four lines, or in three stanzas of ten lines each and an envoy of five lines. The rhymes are few in number (hardly... | |
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