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William WordsworthSamuel Taylor Coleridge Lyrical Ballads 1798 A Critical Edition William Wordsworth and Samuel Taylor Coleridge DIGITAL PRESS with Introduction and Notes by Edward DowdenGeneral Edito. 3.. 4.. 5.. 6.. 7.. 8.. 9.. 10.. 11.. 12.. 13.. 14.. 15.. 16.. My confidence level for vocabulary test . 2…….. Apathetic. Cajole. Candid. Cavort. Cohort. Corpulent. Fallible. Foreboding. Germane. Why did people sing ballads?. A ballad is a form of verse to be sung or recited. It’s usually a dramatic episode in simple narrative form. . Most of the English and Scottish ballads are from the 14. The Library of Congress Ly ric a l Legacy “Yank e Dood le.” New Y o r k , New York, date unk nown. – Page 1  "Yankee Doodle." c. 1862. – Pages 2-6  Page 1 of 6  The Library o Poetry of the People. Word “ballad” is an Old French term meaning “dancing song”. Subjects of ballads were predictable and sensational. Domestic tragedy, false love, true love, the absurdity of husband-wife relationships, the supernatural. William Wordsworth (1798) 1 I T is the honourable characteristic of Poetry that its materials are to be found in every subject which can interest the human mind. The evidence of this fact is to be s The Library of Congress Ly ric a l Legacy “Battle of Bunker Hill. Compos ed by a Britis h Officer, the day after th e Battl e, June 17, 1775.” Bos t o n , Mass achuse tts, da t e un tions’ interactive workshop designed for peers who love music, appreciate listening to it and sharing experiences of recovery. Music can be many things for many peo- ple..stimulating, relaxin WHAT IS A BALLAD?. A. . ballad is a lively . storytelling. (NARRATIVE) . poem written in what is called the . ballad . stanza. . (QUATTRAIN). ballads tell stories in a particularly lively. , scene-by-scene style. . Journal Exercises. We will be doing a number of exercises that will serve as skill-building for a variety reasons. In order to do well on these exercises, you must:. Keep all the exercises in a notebook in the classroom. For this first one, you will write it twice (in class – and then again when you transfer it to the notebook you will purchase and keep in the classroom); notice how you edit as you transfer this first journal entry into the notebook! . Ballads: Origins . http. ://www.webexhibits.org/poetry/explore_famous_ballad_background.html. The . ballad evolved and grew from several medieval roots, most notably Provencal folk music. .. K. nown . Poetry and Music . The World Is Too Much With Us. William Wordsworth (like Blake) was an artist, and along with people like John Constable, believed industrialization separated people from nature. Painting on 746 – How does Constable use color to show alienation from unity with nature? . Ballads: Origins . http. ://www.webexhibits.org/poetry/explore_famous_ballad_background.html. The . ballad evolved and grew from several medieval roots, most notably Provencal folk music. .. K. nown . Lyrical. Combination of infinite . number of perspectives . that are . based on . personal emotions . and . experiences.. As a whole, it creates something new. . subjective. Lyrical. “evoking emotions. INTRODUCTION. . Neo Classical age is basically defined as the imitation of classicism. Literally ‘neo’ means new and ‘classical’ refers to the style and works of the ancient writers of Greece and Rome. Together it refers to the rebirth or revival of classical learning..