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Middle age musicians were often referred to as "minstrels" or "jongleurs." Minstrels traveled from place to place, performing songs and stories, while jongleurs were more versatile entertainers who could juggle, tell tales, and play instruments. Both played a crucial role in preserving and disseminating culture and music during the medieval period. Additionally, there were also "troubadours" in regions like southern France, who composed and performed lyrical poetry set to music.

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