Este art?culo propone un acercamiento a Chant de Trouv?re (Troubadour song), canci?n medieval editada por Kurt Schindler en 1911 para la casa editorial G. Schirmer, a solo un a?o de su estreno por el Coro MacDowell en el hotel Waldorf-Astoria de Nueva York. Con el prop?sito de analizar el contexto en el que tuvo lugar su edici?n se abordan aspectos puntuales de la trayectoria biogr?fica de Kurt Schindler, se analizan las caracter?sticas musicales que distinguen a la partitura y, por ?ltimo, se estudian las redes sociales que condicionaron su estreno.

This article proposes an approach to Chant de Trouv?re (Troubadour song), a medieval song edited by Kurt Schindler in 1911 for the G. Schirmer publishing house, just one year after its premiere by the MacDowell Choir at the Waldorf-Astoria hotel in New York. In order to analyze the context in which its edition took place, specific aspects of Kurt Schindler?s biographical trajectory are addressed, the musical characteristics that distinguish the score are analyzed and finally the social networks that conditioned its premiere are studied.