. Social England; a record of the progress of the people in religion, laws, learning, arts, industry, commerce, science, literature and manners, from the earliest times to the present day . rci-rdiining ( Isdller.) Pcrfoniiiuj, Horsf (JIS. liudl, 204). ILAYEUS 01 Till: .MIDDLE AGES. 364 THE DEATH. AND AFTERWARDS. The most eonimonly used instruments seem to have beenthe baijpipe, the talior, the double pipe, the horn or trumpet,and the shawm or psaltery. Many of these the real trouverereL;arilc<l as nf an undignified character, for they were easyto learn,


. Social England; a record of the progress of the people in religion, laws, learning, arts, industry, commerce, science, literature and manners, from the earliest times to the present day . rci-rdiining ( Isdller.) Pcrfoniiiuj, Horsf (JIS. liudl, 204). ILAYEUS 01 Till: .MIDDLE AGES. 364 THE DEATH. AND AFTERWARDS. The most eonimonly used instruments seem to have beenthe baijpipe, the talior, the double pipe, the horn or trumpet,and the shawm or psaltery. Many of these the real trouverereL;arilc<l as nf an undignified character, for they were easyto learn, and capable of little development, and were usedas the accompaniment of degrading performances. The vocal])art of a, nuisical entertainment took one of two com-plexions. The genuine bard or troubadour recited or. rather ^i -Ji mm \fM I


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