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Audio Filename:
re21b
Type:
BALLAD
Permission:
S
Transcription Filename:
re21b-9
Notes:
fragment Sancho y Urraca (102)

Rey Fernando en Francia recitado Rey de Fransia, rey de Fransia, rey de Fransia y Aragón. Entrara a la [ se corrige ] Que entrara a la Fransia [ se corrige ] Hayó la Fransia revuelta, tan bien que la apasiguó. A su hermano don Ordeñe[s] le mandara a aprisiona[r]. fin de cinta

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Ballad Titles

Armistead, Samuel G., with the collaboration of Selma Margaretten, Paloma Montero, and Ana Valenciano and with musical transcriptions edited by Israel J. Katz. El romancero judeo-español en el Archivo Menéndez Pidal (Catálogo-índice de romances y canciones ) 3 vols. Madrid: Catedra-Seminario Menéndez Pidal, 1977, 387; 393; 358 pp.

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Menéndez Pidal, Ramón. "Catálogo del romancero judío-español," Cultura Española, 4 (1906), 1045–1077; 5 (1907), 161–199.

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Title English Title Alternate Title Assonance AMP Catalog Number MP Catalog Number FLSJ Volume, Chapter First Line Notes
Details Rey Fernando en Francia King Fernando Invades France ó A4 4 II, 3 Rey Fernando, rey Fernando, / de Toledo y Aragón
Details Sancho y Urraca Sancho and Urraca ó A5 4 II, 3
Informants
Name ▼ Abbreviation in Field Notes Place of Residence Place of Origin Information In Field Notes Age at Recording
Details Luna Elaluf Farache S4 Tetuán, MOROCCO MOROCCO 78
Tape
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Box Name:
Reel 21, Side B
Audio Filename:
re21b
Recording Dates:
8/20/1962
Comments on Box:
S4
Comments about Audio:
Place:
Tetuán
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