The French Balades

The French BaladesGower's "Traiti" and "Cinkante Balades" are the only extant formes fixes ("fixed forms," that is, fourteenth century French lyrics, essentially the balade, rondeau and virelai, developed as literary styles from thirteenth century dances) that we can be assured were written by a native Englishman, those of "Ch" notwithstanding.

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