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a set of regularly rhyming and metrically patterned verse forms that originated ...

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fixed forms: the general term covering the various kinds of poem in which the metre and rhyme scheme are governed by a prescribed pattern. The term usually refers to a class of medieval French verse‐forms including the ballade, chant royal, rondeau, sestina, triolet, and villanelle; but there are some other fixed poetic forms, the most significant being the sonnet, the haiku, and the limerick. Various established stanza forms such as ottava rima and rhyme royal may also be considered as ‘fixed’.

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Fixed form A poem that may be categorized by the pattern of its lines, meter, rhythm, or stanzas. A sonnet is a fixed form of poetry because by definition it must have fourteen lines. Other fixed forms include limerick, sestina, and villanelle. However, poems written in a fixed form may not always fit into categories precisely, because writers sometimes vary traditional forms to create innovative effects.



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fixed forms) are French poetic forms of the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries which were translated into musical forms, particularly the forms of songs. Specifically, these forms were the ballade, rondeau, and virelai. These forms all consist of a complex pattern of repetition of verses and a refrain, with the musical content in two main sections. All three of these forms can be found in thirteenth century sources, but a fifteenth century source gives Philippe de Vitry as the first composer in these forms. The first comprehensive repertory of these forms was written by Guillaume de Machaut.[1]

The formes fixes stopped being used literally in music around the end of the fifteenth century, although their influence continued, and the poetic forms continued to be used by poets, especially the rondeau.[2]


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