Can vei la lauzeta mover - Revision history

Conrad Leviston: final stanza, melody

2005-08-13T14:43:37Z

final stanza, melody

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	e vau m'en, pus ilh no.m rete,<br>		e vau m'en, pus ilh no.m rete,<br>
	chaitius, en issilh, no sai on.<br>		chaitius, en issilh, no sai on.<br>
			<br>
			Tristans, ges no.n auretz de me,<br>
			Qu'em m'en vau, chaitius, no sai on.<br>
			De chantar me gie e.m recre,<br>
			E de joi e d'amor m'escon<br>

	==Translation==		==Translation==
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	I marvel, that at once<br>		I marvel, that at once<br>
	My heart, from desire, does not melt<br>		My heart, from desire, does not melt<br>

			==Melody==

			*[[media:canveilalauzeta.mid\|midi melody]]

	[[Category:troubadour]]		[[Category:troubadour]]

Conrad Leviston: typo

2005-08-13T14:32:16Z

typo

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	When I see the lark waving <br>		When I see the lark waving <br>
	His wings, for joy, against the suns ray <b>		His wings, for joy, against the suns ray <br>
	Until he forgets to fly, and lets himself fall<br>		Until he forgets to fly, and lets himself fall<br>
	For the sweetness which has gone to his heart<br>		For the sweetness which has gone to his heart<br>

Conrad Leviston: mentioned that it was a canso, translated first stanza

2005-08-13T14:31:41Z

mentioned that it was a canso, translated first stanza

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	'''Can vei la lauzeta''' is one of the most famous pieces in [[troubadour]] repetoire. It ~~was~~ written by [[Bernart de Ventadorn]].		'''Can vei la lauzeta''' is one of the most famous pieces in [[troubadour]] repetoire. It is a [[canso]] written by [[Bernart de Ventadorn]].

	==Original poem==		==Original poem==
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	e vau m'en, pus ilh no.m rete,<br>		e vau m'en, pus ilh no.m rete,<br>
	chaitius, en issilh, no sai on.<br>		chaitius, en issilh, no sai on.<br>

			==Translation==

			When I see the lark waving <br>
			His wings, for joy, against the suns ray <b>
			Until he forgets to fly, and lets himself fall<br>
			For the sweetness which has gone to his heart<br>
			Ah, what great envy I have<br>
			Of those I see in joy<br>
			I marvel, that at once<br>
			My heart, from desire, does not melt<br>

	[[Category:troubadour]]		[[Category:troubadour]]

Conrad Leviston: I'll get back to this

2005-08-11T13:22:27Z

I'll get back to this

New page

'''Can vei la lauzeta''' is one of the most famous pieces in [[troubadour]] repetoire. It was written by [[Bernart de Ventadorn]].

==Original poem==

Can vei la lauzeta mover 
de joi sas alas contra.l rai, 
que s'oblid' e.s laissa chazer 
per la doussor c'al cor li vai, 
ai! tan grans enveya m'en ve 
de cui qu'eu veya jauzion, 
meravilhas ai, car desse 
lo cor de desirer no.m fon. 
 
Ai las! tan cuidava saber 
d'amor, e tan petit en sai, 
car eu d'amar no.m posc tener 
celeis don ja pro non aurai. 
Tout m'a mo cor, e tout m'a me, 
e se mezeis e tot lo mon; 
e can se.m tolc, no.m laisset re 
mas dezirer e cor volon. 
 
Anc non agui de me poder 
ni no fui meus de l'or' en sai 
que.m laisset en sos olhs vezer 
en un miralh que mout me plai. 
Miralhs, pus me mirei en te, 
m'an mort li sospir de preon, 
c'aissi.m perdei com perdet se 
lo bels Narcisus en la fon. 
 
De las domnas me desesper 
ja mais en lor no.m fiarai; 
c'aissi com las solh chaptener, 
enaissi las deschaptenrai. 
Pois vei c'una pro no m'en te 
vas leis que.m destrui e.m cofon 
totas las dopt'e las mescre, 
car be sai c'atretals se son. 
 
D'aisso's fa be femna parer 
ma domna, per qu'e.lh o retrai, 
car no vol so c'om deu voler, 
e so c'om li deveda, fai. 
Chazutz sui en mala merce, 
et ai be fai co.l fols en pon; 
e no sai per que m'esdeve, 
mas car trop puyei contra mon. 
 
Pus ab midons no.m pot valer 
precs ni merces ni.l dreiz qu'eu ai, 
ni a leis no ven a plazer 
qu'eu l'am, ja mais no.lh o dirai, 
Aissi.m part de leis e.m recre; 
mort m'a, e per mort li respon, 
e vau m'en, pus ilh no.m rete, 
chaitius, en issilh, no sai on. 

[[Category:troubadour]]