Talk:Roman de Fauvel
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The Roman de Fauvel is a book of social satire, much of which is set to music or accompanied by musical pieces. While its importance to the history of music is undeniable, to its contemporaries the contents was of the primary importance. Yet the article as it now stands makes no mention of the tenor of the work (pun intended), concentrating exclusively on the musical aspect. It is written from the POV of the music historian; what it needs is a section written by a regular historian.Freederick 01:04, 12 March 2006 (UTC)