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- Joan d'Albusson (o Johanet d'Aubusson) (primera meitat del s. XIII) fou un trobador occità llemosí de la ciutat d'Aubusson. Se'n conserven tres composicions, fetes en àmbit italià, amb trobadors italians. (ca)
- Joan d'Aubusson or d'Albusson (fl. 1229), known as Johan or Johanet to Occitan contemporaries (Giovanni in Italian), was an Limousin troubadour and a Ghibelline. Only three of his works survive: two tensos and a cobla. Joan was often present at the court of the viscount and his wife Margaret. He also stayed at the court of Blacatz sometime between 1200 and 1236. He was apparently often present at the court of the Emperor Frederick II. Joan wrote songs about Frederick and his war with the Lombard League. Along with , he described Frederick as the lord of the four elements—air, earth, fire, and water—which he could thus command in his campaigns against the enemies of the Holy Roman Empire. The only certain date in Joan's life is 1229, for he mentions the strengthening of the bond between Boniface II of Montferrat and the emperor in that year. Joan wrote a famous tenso with Sordello da Goito, "Digatz mi s'es vers zo c'om brui" ("Tell me if you are truly what you proclaim"), in which he informs us that the Italian troubadour was forced to be a jongleur at the court of Azzo VII of Este before becoming a troubadour in Provence. Besides his tenso with Sordello, Joan also composed a tenso with another Italian troubadour, Nicoletto da Torino. (en)
- Joan d'Aubusson o d'Albuzo o d’Albuçon o d'Albusson, noto anche come Johan o Jo(h)anet ai suoi contemporanei occitani, Giovanni o Giovannetto in italiano, (... – ...; fl. 1229) è stato un trovatore originario del Limosino (città de Aubusson), politicamente schierato dalla parte ghibellina. (it)
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- Joan d'Albusson (o Johanet d'Aubusson) (primera meitat del s. XIII) fou un trobador occità llemosí de la ciutat d'Aubusson. Se'n conserven tres composicions, fetes en àmbit italià, amb trobadors italians. (ca)
- Joan d'Aubusson o d'Albuzo o d’Albuçon o d'Albusson, noto anche come Johan o Jo(h)anet ai suoi contemporanei occitani, Giovanni o Giovannetto in italiano, (... – ...; fl. 1229) è stato un trovatore originario del Limosino (città de Aubusson), politicamente schierato dalla parte ghibellina. (it)
- Joan d'Aubusson or d'Albusson (fl. 1229), known as Johan or Johanet to Occitan contemporaries (Giovanni in Italian), was an Limousin troubadour and a Ghibelline. Only three of his works survive: two tensos and a cobla. Joan was often present at the court of the viscount and his wife Margaret. He also stayed at the court of Blacatz sometime between 1200 and 1236. He was apparently often present at the court of the Emperor Frederick II. (en)
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- Johanet d'Albusson (it)
- Joan d'Aubusson (en)
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