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  Ottava Rima - LoveToKnow 1911
The - merits of it were not perceived by the English poets of the 16th and 17th centuries, although the versions of Tasso by Carew (1594) and Fairfax (1600) and of Ariosto by Harington (1591) preserve its external construction.
The stanzaic forms invented by Spenser and by the Fletchers have less real relation to ottava rima than is commonly asserted, and it is quite incorrect to say that the author of the Fairy Queen adopted ottava rima and added a ninth line to prevent the sound from being monotonously iterative.
Two centuries later a very successful attempt was made to introduce in English poetry the flexibility and gaiety of ottava rima by John Hookham Frere, who had studied Pulci and Casti, and had caught the very movement of their diverting measure.
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 ottava rima - Encyclopedia.com
Byron used ottava rima (rhyming abababcc), whereas Auden chose the sevenline...
mercato: Raccolta di contrasti in ottava rima dei poeti estemporanei Gino Ceccherini...
preface and 106 ironic and satiric ottava rima stanzas.
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 Ottava rima - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Ottava rima is a rhyming stanza form of Roman origin.
The Sicilian octave is derived from the medieval strambotto and was a crucial step in the development of the sonnet, whereas the ottava rima is related to the canzone, a stanza form.
For instance, ottava rima was used by Poliziano and by Boiardo in his 1486 masterpiece Orlando Innamorato.
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 Ottava rima - Definition, explanation
Ottava rima is a rhyming stanza form of Italian Origin.
Boccaccio used ottava rima for a number of minor poems and, most significantly, for two of his major works, the Teseide (1340) and the Filostrato (1347).
For instance, ottava rima was used by Poliziano and by Boiardo in his 1486 masterpiece Orlando Innamorato.
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 OTTAVA RIMA - Online Information article about OTTAVA RIMA
Spenser and by the Fletchers have less real relation to ottava rima than is commonly asserted, and it is quite incorrect to say that the author of the See also:
Browne's Britannia's Pastorals is composed in pure ottava rima, but this is the only important specimen in See also:
Fair (1812), which preceded all these, is written in what would be ottava rima if the eighth line were not an alexandrine.
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 CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Giovanni Boccaccio
The "Teseide", probably of the year 1341, is the first artistic work in ottava rima.
The "Filostrato", written in the same year and likewise in ottava rima, tells of the love of Troilus for Chryseis.
The "Ninfale Fiesolano", a short poem in ottava rima, is the best, in style and invention, of the minor works of Boccaccio.
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 the biography of Samuel Daniel - life story
To an edition of Delia and Rosamond, in 1594, was added the tragedy of Cleopatra, a severe study in the manner of the ancients, in alternately rhyming heroic verse, diversified by stiff choral interludes.
Daniel was particularly fond of a four-lined stanza of solemn alternately rhyming iambics, a form of verse distinctly misplaced in his dramas.
It is a dialogue between a courtier and a man of letters, and is a general defence of learning, and in particular of poetic learning as an instrument in the education of the perfect courtier or man of action.
www.poemhunter.com /samuel-daniel/biography   (1157 words)

  
 Italian Rap | Guests: Elisabetta Povoledo's article
Still, Tuscany is a natural cradle for rap, as competitions in ottava rim depend on the same skills of improvisation and verbal dexterity that mark a good rapper.
Ottava rima competitions have taken place since the 18th century, and until the late 1970's there were few Tuscan town festivities that did not include them.
He is more concerned with the disappearance of the ottava rima competitions, which he says is a result of rural flight and an increased dependence on television.
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 Glossary of Literary Terms   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
Spenser used an alexandrine to end his modified form of ottava rima.
Form: The term is usually used in the analysis of poetry to refer to the structure of stanzas (such as ottava rima).
Ottava rima: an eight line verse stanza rhyming abababcc.
www.english.cam.ac.uk /vclass/terms.htm   (5015 words)

  
 Writing Epics and Epyllia
By the fifteenth century, epic poems in those languages were written in ottava rima.
Edmund Spenser was aware of these problems with English verse in ottava rima, as his intent in writing The Faery Queen was to produce an epic as good as Ariosto's Orlando Furioso.
Spenser would have faced presure upon him to write his epic in ottava rima, especially since his friends from his college days at Cambridge were classicists, who admired Italian and Latin poetry.
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 Guide to Verse Forms - Ottava Rima
It doesn't take much to change an ottava rima stanza into a Sicilian octave - it's a simple matter of rewriting the last two lines.
As the name suggests, ottava rima originated in Italy, where it was used extensively by Boccaccio, Ariosto and others.
Other notable poets to have used ottava rima are Milton, Shelley, Keats and Yeats.
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 Poetry Knowledge Zone - Class 9 : Terza Rima
The serventese in-catenato of the latter was an arrangement of triple rhymes, and unquestionably appears to have a relation with terza rima; this connection becomes almost a certainty when we consider the admiration expressed by the Tuscan poets of the i3th century for the metrical inventions of their forerunners, the Provencals.
Schuchardt has developed an ingenious theory that these successive terzinas are really chains of ritournera just as ottava rima, according to the same theory, is a chain of rispetti.
There is no fixed length to a terza rima but they are generally used to tell a story of epic proportions and hence normally easily run over 100 lines.
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 Journal of Seventeenth-Century Music | Vol. 9 No. 1 | Chiarelli: Before and After: Ottavio Rinuccini's Mascherate and ...
Courtly entertainment is clearly intended here as a static declamation of poetry, accompanied or followed by music but totally unrelated to it: the use of ottava rima connects these mascherate to the epic genre, but nothing in their form or content would reveal their destination for the stage.
These two texts could be easily placed within the pre-1600 group: both written in ottava rima, they are once again nothing but an example of encomiastic poetry, where the theatrical element is provided only by the possibility of lavish costumes and the descent of pagan deities.
The Mascherata di ninfe di Senna is an attempt at ennobling the genre, at bringing variety and sprezzatura to the previous monotone model by combining together and giving different dramatic value to the metric form of the ottava rima and to the combination of endecasillabi and settenari.
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 Encyclopedia Search
Sirsalis has another unusual feature, a strong localized magnetic field....
...of the Wars of the Roses, in ottava
As far as is known, it was not until 1599 that there..., in ottava
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 Journal of Seventeenth-Century Music | Vol. 9 No. 1 | Claude V. Palisca: Aria Types in the Earliest Operas
This was a standard melody for singing a particular form of strophic poetry, such as a capitolo (terza rima), canzone, ottava rima, or strambotto, and also non-strophic poetry, such as a sonnet.
When the ottava rima was sung, the melodic formula for the first two lines was repeated (with some variation, we may assume) in the subsequent pairs of lines.
The terza rima or capitolo is appropriate also because it was normally sung to a standard aria, analogous to the kitharodic nomos that Orfeo would have performed in ancient Greece.
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 Sito Ufficiale della Regione Piemonte - Piemonte dal Vivo
Il canto della poesia a braccio è costruito sulla dialettica fra tradizione e innovazione, tra eredità della memoria e cronaca e attualità del presente, e con il suo continuo divenire si proietta nel futuro.
L'ottava rima - che è riuscita fino ad oggi a mantenere la propria tensione comunicativa grazie alla creatività e alle capacità espressive dei poeti estemporanei - ha saputo attirare l'interesse di alcuni personaggi dello spettacolo quali Francesco Guccini, Davide Riondino e lo stesso Roberto Benigni che in gioventù l'ha praticata assiduamente.
La difficoltà nel cantare i "contrasti" sta tutta nelle rigide regole dell'improvvisazione che obbliga i poeti a comporre le ottave organizzando in pochi attimi i contenuti del tema con la costruzione metrica dell'ottava rima che riprende sempre dai versi di chiusura dell'ottava che precede.
www.regione.piemonte.it /piemontedalvivo/contrasti.htm   (419 words)

  
 Amazon.com: "ottava rima": Key Phrase page
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 Books | An Italian affair
The latter use comes as a surprise because Auden was imitating Byron's comic manner in Don Juan, a poem written in ottava rima.
In English, in a poem of any length, the difference is significant, because rhyme royal relieves the poet of the task of providing two sets of three rhymes in each stanza, as in ottava rima.
In Italian, ottava rima was used without problem as the metre of long romances, because it was easy to find two sets of three rhyme-words.
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 Style Journal
Tasso remains dissatisfied with his ottava rima Gerusalemme liberata and eventually writes an unrhyming epic, Il mondo creato.
Ottava rima lends itself to medley poems such as Orlando furioso and Don Juan, which delight in antithesis.
Both rhyme-royal and the Spenserian stanza avoid the blatant contrasts inherent in ottava rima and are hence suited to less directly ironic types of narrative voice.
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 Pro Loco Radicondoli Gianni Taddeucci poeta
Gianni (Radicondoli 1913-2003) era l'ultima espressione vivente della tradizione della poesia in ottava rima, tipica della Maremma così come di Radicondoli e del suo territorio.
Sebbene avesse fatto le scuole "di sera, e quando non pioveva", possedeva una capacità sorprendente di esprimere con parole semplici sentimenti ed emozioni, ed anche di descrivere in rime la vita di un'intera comunità.
La poesia in ottava rima é una tradizione quasi completamente orale; inoltre, la perdita della vista gli impedì di scrivere, e quel poco che abbiamo oggi lo dobbiamo alle persone che gli sono state vicine, lo hanno curato ed amato, e si sono preoccupate di salvare un pezzetto della sua grande produzione poetica.
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 Petrarch at 700
His Latin Africa in Italian ottava rima is a reminder than, even in the Italian peninsula, a writer using two languages might not reach Italians who knew only one.
L'Africa del Petrarca in ottava rima, insieme col testo latino.
This was the verse form which Giovanni Boccaccio (1313-1375) had established as the standard for Italian romance and epic in his mid fourteenth-century poems, Il filostrato and Teseida.
www.library.upenn.edu /exhibits/rbm/petrarch/petrarch_translation.html   (1394 words)

  
 Ottava rima - Wikipedia
L'ottava rima è il metro usato nei cantari trecenteschi e nei poemetti del Boccaccio (Ninfale fiesolano, Filostrato...), chi l'abbia inventato per primo si discute ancora.
Diventerà poi il metro di poeti popolari, come Antonio Pucci, e colti come Franco Sacchetti che lasceranno poi al Pulci, al Boiardo, all'Ariosto e al Tasso, di elevarlo alle più alte cime.
L’ottava rima, detta anche ottava o stanza, è una strofa composta di otto endecasillabi rimati, che seguono lo schema ABABABCC, quindi i primi sei endecasillabi sono a rima alternata, e gli ultimi due a rima baciata ma diversa da quelle dei versi precedenti.
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 forms3
in the terza rima the stanzas are tercets (three line units) marked by interlinking rhymes: aba bcb ded efe and so on.
Ottava rima - an eight line stanza of abababcc.
A stanza devised by Spenser,founded on the Italian ottava rima, It is a stanza of nine Iambic lines, all of ten syllables except the last, which is in iambic hexameter(Which is called an Alexandrine.) There are only three rhymes in a stanza, arranged in with an ababbcbcc.......rhyme scheme.
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 Mike Snider's Formal Blog and Sonnetarium
I mentioned I was also making an ottava rima version of my novel-in-verse.
Right now it's not too much extra effort to maintain the two versions—big chunks are just drag and drop from one to the other.
But I'm not taking advantage of the couplets in the ottava rima, and I think I ought to.
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 Definition of ottava rima - Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary
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 AllRefer.com - ottava rima (Literature, General) - Encyclopedia   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
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 Mike Snider's Formal Blog and Sonnetarium
The first is, I think justifiable in general: IP and endecasílabo are more or less the "standard" meters in their respective languages, English and Spanish.
Another kind of not-cat-vacuuming I do is reformat poems, much as I rewrote terza rima narrative into ottava rima.
About a year ago I started thinking about a novel-in-verse, a murder mystery/ghost story/urban fantasy/satire, written in terza rima (or maybe ottava rima).
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