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List of Illustrations Acknowledgments List of Abbreviations I.
The Court and the Air de Cour
The Courts of the Last Valois
Chansons de la cour beaucoup plus legieres: Defining a Genre Courtly Song and Court Culture II.
Paying Court Household Positions and Court Careers The Rhetoric of Patronage III.
The Conjunction of Arms and Letters
L'ame bien née: Music as Touchstone of Nobility
The Education of Achilles Music as Weapon in the Warfare of Love IV.
Women's Voices Women Singers and Women's Songs Catherine de Médicis, nouvelle Arthémise: Women's Laments and the Virtue of Grief The Art of Civil Conversation: Courtly Neoplatonism and the Dialogue Air V.
Dialogues with Italy Les louanges des Dieux et des hommes vertueux: Arcadelt and Clereau in the Service of the Guises La musique selon sa perfection: Baïf's Academy, the Villanella, and musique mesurée VI.
Pastoral Utopias L'eslite de tous les bergers de Gaule: Pastoral Romance and the air de cour Rustic Songs and the Rustic Life Conclusion Appendix 1: Documents Appendix 2: Chamber and Chapel Musicians in Royal Records, 1559-89
Bibliography Index
Illustrations
Figures
1. Genealogy of the Valois
2. Le ciel qui fut large donneur, from Adrian Le Roy, Livre d'airs de cour miz sur le luth
3. Portrait of Adrian Le Roy, from the Livre d'airs de cour miz sur le luth
4. Attributed to Antoine Caron, La remise du livre et de l'épée
5. Attributed to Antoine Caron, Le jeune roi apprend la musique
6. Nicolas Boucher, La conjunction des lettres et des armes des deux tresillustres princes lorrains, title page
7. Attributed to Antoine Caron, Les cendres du roi
8. Jean Juste, gisants of Louis XII and Anne de Bretagne
9. Germain Pilon, gisants of Catherine de Médicis and Henri II
Tables
1. Adrian Le Roy's 1571 Livre d'airs de cour
2. Prints of Strophic Songs, 1559-89
3. Airs de cour in Feminine Voices
4. Dialogue airs de cour for Male and Female Interlocutors
5. Italian Secular Vocal Music Published in France, 1530-1600
6. Jean de Baïf's vers mesurés on Italian Models
7. Non-measured Villanella Translations in the air de cour Repertory
Musical Examples
1.1. Adrian Le Roy, Or voy-je bien qu'il faut vivre en servage
1.2. Diego Ortiz, Recercada quarta
1.3. Adrian Le Roy, Je suis Amour
1.4. Guillaume Tessier, O beau laurier
1.5. Pierre Bonnet, O beau laurier
1.6. Jacques Salmon, O beau laurier
1.7. Adrian Le Roy, Quand le gril chante
1.8. Filippo Azzaiolo, Quando la sera
1.9. Adrian Le Roy, Tant que j'estois à vous seul agreeable
3.1. Pierre Clereau, Ores qu'on voit de toutes pars
3.2. Thibault de Courville, Arme arme o mes loyaux pensers
3.3. "Rechant à 3 de Courvile" from Claude Le Jeune, Arm' arm' ô vous mes loyaus pensers
3.4. Claude Le Jeune, Arm' arm' ô vous mes loyaus pensers
3.5. Claude Le Jeune, Arm' arm' ô vous mes loyaus pensers
3.6. Clément Janequin, La guerre
3.7. Guillaume Costeley, La prise de Calais
4.1. Girard de Beaulieu?, Mais que me sert Tethys ceste escaille (Balet comique de la royne)
4.2. Adrian Le Roy, Mon coeur ma chere vie
4.3. Adrian Le Roy, Pour m'esloigner et changer de contrée
4.4. Nicolas de La Grotte, Ah que c'est un estrange martyre
4.5. Claude Le Jeune, Belle la flamme à l'envi
5.1. Jacques Arcadelt, Qui pourra dire la douleur
5.2. Jacques Arcadelt, Mon plaint soit entendu
5.3. Jacques Arcadelt, Montium custos, nemorumque virgo
5.4. Pierre Clereau, Comme un qui prend une coupe
5.5. Jacques Arcadelt, La pastorella mia
5.6. Anon., La pastorella mia
5.7. Scipione de Palla, Dura legge d'amor
5.8. Gasparo Fiorino, Come'l sol fra le nuvole
5.9. Fabrice Marin Caietain, Une puce j'ay dedans l'oreille
6.1. Guillaume Tessier, Tandis que le soleil ardant
6.2. Pierre Bonnet, Une fille de village
6.3. Guillaume Tessier, Je le veux pour amy
6.4. Jacques Arcadelt, La Diane que je sers
6.5. Jehan Planson, Amour ne pouvant vivre avec la feintise
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