Jongleur, professional storyteller or public entertainer in medieval France, often indistinguishable from the trouvère. The role of the jongleur included that of musician, juggler, and acrobat, as …

The meaning of JONGLEUR is an itinerant medieval entertainer proficient in juggling, acrobatics, music, and recitation.

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A jongleur is an old-fashioned wandering singer of songs. If you were a noble in medieval France, your household might have been entertained occasionally by singing, juggling jongleurs . A …

Then another professional story-teller begins to compete with the jongleur, a story-teller whose object is to point a moral rather than to adorn a tale. Jongleur definition: . See examples of …

2018年6月11日 · jongleurs (zhông-glör´), itinerant entertainers of the Middle Ages [1] in France and Norman England. Their repertoire included dancing, conjuring, acrobatics, the feats of the …

Jongleur Medieval Musician Jongleurs assisted minstrels and troubadours in their singing performances. Though they were skilled in so many areas such as acrobatics, dancing, …

2024年12月29日 · jongleur (plural jongleurs) An itinerant entertainer in medieval England and France; roles included song, music, acrobatics etc.; a troubadour.

In medieval France, professional, strolling entertainers of a lower class than the aristocratic trouvères and troubadours were known as jongleurs.

A jongleur is a professional entertainer in medieval times who often performed various forms of entertainment such as singing, juggling, acrobatics, reciting poetry, and storytelling. They often …