Originally originating from the Rondet de Carole, which was sung to accompany a circular dance, this is a form of poetry that was popular in the 13th to 15th centuries and continued until the 19th century. The etymology goes back to rotundus (Latin), which changed from rond (round) > rondel > rondeau. Form of Rondet de Carole
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元来輪になって踊った舞踏に添えて歌われたロンデ・ド・カロールrondet de caroleに発し、13~15世紀に流行し、19世紀まで続いた詩形式である。語源はrotundus(ラテン語)にさかのぼり、rond(丸い)>rondel>rondeauと変わった。ロンデ・ド・カロールの形式
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