The ballad.
The poetic form used by wandering minstrels is known as a Ballad. Ballads are characterized by their narrative structure, simple language, and refrain. They were popular for oral storytelling and singing in medieval times.
The Ballad
Wandering minstrels
I can give you several sentences.Repetition helps you to remember things better.Her repetition of the song drove me nuts.He only did one repetition of his exercise routine because he was sick.
"Repetition" is a noun which means reiteration, repeat, rehearsal, recurrence, or reduplication. "Don't forget kids today we are doing a repetition for the school play" "I received a C on my paper because I used a lot of repetition of information."
Mercury is called a wandering star because it is a non-fixed object that is visible in the sky. Other wandering starts include the sun, moon, Saturn, Mars, Venus and Jupiter.
Minstrels was the term for musicians - singers, dancers, comedians and instrumentalists, frequently all the same person - who traveled singly or in groups and performed publicly in medieval Europe. Their shows were popular because their songs told stories of unfamiliar places, or of events in other places; the availability of public entertainment in the Middle Ages, in Europe, was comparatively limited and wandering minstrels not only provided entertainment but also brought news and, sometimes, goods, from places they'd visited. So the arrival in town of wandering minstrels was warmly welcomed as a great source of fun as well as of information.American minstrel shows, in the 1800s and the early part of the 1900s, featured white musicians wearing blackface makeup in order to imitate black people; the performances were usually derogatory of black people, and though they did celebrate the popular concept that black people were, generally, excellent musicians, they also presented a false picture of the life lived by black people in those times. These shows were popular because of their happy, infectious music and dancing, and also because they gave audiences the opportunity to laugh at jokes made at the expense of another group of people; this is historically the basis for a great deal of public entertainment, and the American minstrel shows took their name from medieval minstrels because of the similarity of their performances.
no because no lyrics in that poem are repeated.
because your studying the material and you remember it
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"The repetition of her name made it feel old and worn down every time someone used it." or: "Repetition is the only way we learn."
The tenth cranial nerve is called vagus nerve it is also called as wandering nerve.It has been called wandering nerve because of many areas it innervates. the vagus nerve wanders all the way down from the brainstem to the colon, a long wandering trek.
Minstrels were important because they brought joy to people in cities and they told of news in other areas of Europe and the world. People were proud if they had their own minstrel for their city. Minstrels told tales of past and present. They told stories in categories from romance to conquest and they told these stories according to the mood of their audiences. Minstrels commonly brought joy and education to the places they traveled. They would travel with European caravans or in castles. If you were a good minstrel you might go to a great lord's castle or even to the castle of the King. Most minstrels practiced acrobatics, sang, played various instruments along with telling stories. They were some of the greatest entertainers in the middle ages.
Repetition is a technique widely used in music because it creates a sense of unity, helps engrave a melody in the memory, and because it provides a feeling of balance and symmetry.