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‖ pastorela, -ella|pastəˈrɛlə|
[Prov., Pg.: see pastorel, pastourelle.]
= pastourelle b.
1878F. Hueffer Troubadours i. viii. 77 Guiraut Riquier is the Provençal representative of the ‘Pastorela’, or ‘Pastoreta’, the shepherd's song. 1885Encycl. Brit. XIX. 555/2 The effects of Diniz's influence pervade the whole of Portuguese poetry, for not only was he in his pastorellas the forerunner of the great pastoral school, but..he..perpetuated..lyric forms of great beauty. 1899J. H. Smith Troubadours at Home II. 451 The pastorela, alba, and balada were popular forms, and for that reason pretty much ignored by the troubadours. 1910E. Pound Spirit of Romance iii. 58 The Pastorella has a peculiar interest in so far as it is one of the roots of modern drama. 1925A. F. G. Bell Portuguese Lit. ii. 53 Airas Nunez..wrote a pastorela in the manner of the trouvères. 1931[see next]. 1960Beckson & Ganz Reader's Guide to Lit. Terms (1961) 159 Pastourelle (Pastorella), a type of medieval lyric in dialogue form in which a knight or a man of equivalent social rank attempts to court a shepherdess. 1976M. Bogin Women Troubadours 40 The refrain.., common in some of the more popular song forms such as..the pastorela. |