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Rigaut (also Richart or Richartz) de Berbezilh (also Berbezill or Barbesiu; French: Rigaud de Barbezieux, Latin: Rigaudus de Berbezillo) was a troubadour (fl. 1140–1163) of the petty nobility of Saintonge. He was a great influence on the Sicilian School and is quoted in the Roman de la Rose. About fifteen of his poems survive, including one planh and nine or ten cansos. While the dates of his life are disputed, some maintaining a later career (c. 1170–1215), the general consensus is that he was an early troubadour. According to his vida, the reliability of which is highly doubtful, he was a poor knight from the castle of Barbézieux in Cognac in the Diocese of Saintes. He was described as capable and handsome, but saup mielhs trobar qu'entendre ni que dire: "he knew better how to compose poetry than to listen to it or recite it." He was reputed by the author of the vida to be timid, especially in the company of noblemen, but to sing "in a charming way" with encouragement. Also according to his vida, he fell in love with the wife of Jaufre of Tonnay (Gaufridus de Tonai), possibly a daughter of Jaufre Rudel. She made "sweet pretenses of love to him ... like a lady who desired that a troubadour invent poems about her." He referred to her as Miellz-de-Domna, a senhal meaning "Best of Ladies", in at least four of his works. Though he sang songs about Miellz-de-Domna for a long time, it was not believed that he had a sexual relationship with her. When she died he went to Spain and
Atressi com lo leoç
922Atressi com Persavaus
73Atressi com lo leons
54Atressi com Persavaus el temps que vivia (arr. J. Ferrero)
55Atressi Com Lo Leos
56Atressi com l'olifants
47Tuit demandan qu'es devengud'amors
48Rigaut de Berbezilh - Atressi com persavaus el temps que vivia
19Atresi Com Persavaus
110Rigaut de Berbezilh - Atressi com lo leon
1La Troba (CD2)
Maningem Herzen
La Troba - 02
Percival's Lament: Medieval Music and the Holy Grail
La Tròba (CD2)
Anthologie chantée des Troubadours (XIIe & XIIIe siècles) - Volume 1
Atressi com lo leons - G. Zuchetto, Troubadours Art Ensemble
Atressi com l'olifants - G. Zuchetto, Troubadours Art Ensemble
Atressi com Persavaus - G. Zuchetto, Troubadours Art Ensemble
Tuit demandan qu'es devengud'amors - G. Zuchetto, Troubadours Art Ensemble

Medieval Song From Aristotle To Opera