Sixth Crusade
Falquet was back in Provence in 1226–1228, when he wrote a "tenso", "En chantan volh quem digatz", with Blacatz. This is the only "tenso" he composed outside of Italy, where he composed with Nicoletto da Torino ("Nicolet, gran malenansa") and the Count of Biandrate ("Pois vezem qu'el tond e pela"). In 1228 Falquet was back in Italy, where he composed a song mentioning the departure of Frederick II on the Sixth Crusade.