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== History of the Trouv�res ==

The '''Trouv�re''' was the Northern French equivalent of the [[troubadour]] from [[Occitania]]. The first recorded trouv�res became active some sixty years after [[Guilhem de Peitieu]], who is regarded as the first troubadour.

== Poetic Style ==

The trouv�res took the poetic styles of the troubadours, and added a modest number of new forms.

* [[Ballette]]
* [[Chanson de Toile]]
* [[Aube]]
* [[Reverdie]]
* [[Pastourelle]]
* [[Chanson de Recontre]]
* [[Chanson de Femme]]
* [[Sotte Chanson]]
* [[Chanson Pieuse]]
* [[Chanson d'Amour]]
* [[Debate Song]]
* [[Arthurian Lai]]

== Musical Style ==

* [[Motet]]

== Trouv�res ==

* [[Blondel de Nesle]]
* [[Conan de B�thune]]
* [[Gace Brul�]]
* [[Jean Bodel]]
* [[Contier de Soignies]]
* [[Richard de Semilly]]
* [[Gautier de Dargies]]
* [[Thibaut de Blaison]]
* [[Audefroi le B�tard]]
* [[Guiot de Dijon]]
* [[Simon de Authie]]
* [[Moniot d'Arras]]
* [[Ch�telain de Coucy]]
* [[Guillaume le Vinier]]
* [[Thibaut de Champagne]]
* [[Richard de Fournival]]
* [[Jean Erart]]
* [[Philippe de Remy]]
* [[Perrin d'Agincourt]]
* [[Jean Bretel]]
* [[Adam de la Halle]]
* [[Gillebert de Berneville]]
* [[Colin Muset]]
* [[Moniot de Paris]]
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