Tetin refait plus blanc
Claudin De Sermisy & Jacques Barbier
Clement Marot's poem is one of the many texts in which female body parts are glorified. The descriptions of eyelashes, eyes and lips are as creative as ones of knees, neck, and toe. It's an ode to beauty. The original title was "Blason du … Read More
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Clement Marot's poem is one of the many texts in which female body parts are glorified. The descriptions of eyelashes, eyes and lips are as creative as ones of knees, neck, and toe. It's an ode to beauty. The original title was "Blason du beau tetin," this is a tribute paid to motherhood. Clement Janequin alternates the rhythms in order to highlights some words and to create breaks in the declamation delivery. The note to note counterpoint prevails in ternary sections. The writing style seems to be freer and lightened in binary sections. There is no real difficulty, but you should be careful to respect the natural aspect of the text and the subtlety of the intentions highlighted by the musician.