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La Blanche Biche - The White Doe

€4.90

La Blanche Biche ( The White Doe) is an old French traditional ballad of medieval origin, telling the tragic tale of a young woman cursed to transform each night into a white doe. At once a marvellous tale, a popular legend, and a song both gentle and poignant, it has travelled through the centuries, preserved by the oral tradition.

Arranged for Lever Harp by Eve McTelenn

In Ridley Scott’s film The Last Duel, a scene features the old medieval song La Blanche Biche, sung around a fire by one of the characters. This traditional song from the Middle Ages tells the story of a woman named Marguerite, a central figure in the ballad’s narrative. It resonates powerfully within the film, as the main heroine of The Last Duel is also called Marguerite de Carrouges, whose tragic and courageous fate lies at the heart of the story.

The PDF contains :

Background of the Piece

Original version without fingerings help

Key of Bm - 34 Strings Harp & Intermediate Friendly

All Versions - with no lever move - Length: 3 pages

La Blanche Biche ( The White Doe) is an old French traditional ballad of medieval origin, telling the tragic tale of a young woman cursed to transform each night into a white doe. At once a marvellous tale, a popular legend, and a song both gentle and poignant, it has travelled through the centuries, preserved by the oral tradition.

Arranged for Lever Harp by Eve McTelenn

In Ridley Scott’s film The Last Duel, a scene features the old medieval song La Blanche Biche, sung around a fire by one of the characters. This traditional song from the Middle Ages tells the story of a woman named Marguerite, a central figure in the ballad’s narrative. It resonates powerfully within the film, as the main heroine of The Last Duel is also called Marguerite de Carrouges, whose tragic and courageous fate lies at the heart of the story.

The PDF contains :

Background of the Piece

Original version without fingerings help

Key of Bm - 34 Strings Harp & Intermediate Friendly

All Versions - with no lever move - Length: 3 pages

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2014 Version - Huelgoat

Dans le film Le Dernier Duel de Ridley Scott, une scène met en scène le vieux chant médiéval La Blanche Biche, interprété autour d’un feu par un personnage. Ce chant traditionnel datant du Moyen Âge raconte l’histoire d’une femme nommée Marguerite, une figure centrale du récit de la ballade. Il résonne avec force dans le film, car l’héroïne principale du Dernier Duel s’appelle elle aussi Marguerite de Carrouges, dont le destin tragique et courageux est au cœur de l’intrigue.

In Ridley Scott’s film The Last Duel, a scene features the old medieval song La Blanche Biche, sung around a fire by one of the characters. This traditional song from the Middle Ages tells the story of a woman named Marguerite, a central figure in the ballad’s narrative. It resonates powerfully within the film, as the main heroine of The Last Duel is also called Marguerite de Carrouges, whose tragic and courageous fate lies at the heart of the story.