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Adam de Givenchi (fl. 1230–1268) was a trouvère, probably from Givenchy and active in and around Arras. His surname is also spelled Givenci, Gevanche, or Gievenci. Adam appears in charters of May and July 1230 as a clerk of the Bishop of Arras. He was still serving in the household of the bishop in 1232. In 1243 he was named as a priest and chaplain to the bishop. In 1245 he was the doyen of Lens.

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rdfs:comment	Adam de Givenchi (fl. 1230–1268) was a trouvère, probably from Givenchy and active in and around Arras. His surname is also spelled Givenci, Gevanche, or Gievenci. Adam appears in charters of May and July 1230 as a clerk of the Bishop of Arras. He was still serving in the household of the bishop in 1232. In 1243 he was named as a priest and chaplain to the bishop. In 1245 he was the doyen of Lens. (en) Adam de Givenci (... – ...; fl. 1230-1268) è stato un troviero, probabilmente originario di Givenchy e attivo ad Arras e nel suo circondario.Il suo cognome viene anche scritto Givenchi, Gevanche o Gievenci. Adam appare in alcuni documenti nel maggio e luglio del 1230 come un chierico del . Nel 1232 era ancora la servizio del vescovo. Nel 1243 viene nominato prete e cappellano del vescovo. Nel 1245 era il decano di Lens. Ci è noto per due canzoni, tra cui un descort, La doce acordance. (it)
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has abstract	Adam de Givenchi (fl. 1230–1268) was a trouvère, probably from Givenchy and active in and around Arras. His surname is also spelled Givenci, Gevanche, or Gievenci. Adam appears in charters of May and July 1230 as a clerk of the Bishop of Arras. He was still serving in the household of the bishop in 1232. In 1243 he was named as a priest and chaplain to the bishop. In 1245 he was the doyen of Lens. In Arras he associated with the poets Simon d’Authie, Pierre de Corbie, Guillaume Le Vinier, and Jehan Bretel. He wrote one jeu parti with each of the last two, and the composition with Guillaume (Amis Guillaume, ainc si sage ne vi) has several surviving melodies. Six other poems survive to his name, four with melodies. Two of these are . All the songs are in AAB form and the melodies are simple. (en) Adam de Givenci (... – ...; fl. 1230-1268) è stato un troviero, probabilmente originario di Givenchy e attivo ad Arras e nel suo circondario.Il suo cognome viene anche scritto Givenchi, Gevanche o Gievenci. Adam appare in alcuni documenti nel maggio e luglio del 1230 come un chierico del . Nel 1232 era ancora la servizio del vescovo. Nel 1243 viene nominato prete e cappellano del vescovo. Nel 1245 era il decano di Lens. Ci è noto per due canzoni, tra cui un descort, La doce acordance. Ad Arras si associa ai poeti , Pierre de Corbie, Guillaume le Vinier e Jehan Bretel. Scrive un jeu parti con ognuno di questi ultimi due, mentre la composizione con Guillaume (Amis Guillaume, ainc si sage ne vi) ha conservato diverse melodie. Altri sei componimenti poetici sopravvivono con il suo nome, quattro dei quali con melodie. Due di questi sono . Tutte le canzoni sono nella forma AAB e le melodie sono semplici. (it)
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