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  • Опубликовано: 6 окт 2024
  • Hans Abrahamsen - Two Inger Christensen Songs (2017)
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    Direction Laurent Cuniot
    Soprano Raphaële Kennedy
    Réalisation Emilie Prouteau
    Prise de son Radio France
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Комментарии • 6

  • @Ennah08
    @Ennah08 5 лет назад +5

    The first poem: in danish & my own translation into english
    'Jeg ser de lette skyer
    Jeg ser den lette sol
    Jeg ser hvor let de tegner
    Et endeløst forløb
    Som om de føler tillid
    til mig der står på jorden
    Som de ved at jeg
    Er deres ord'
    'I see the thin clouds
    I see the gentle sun
    I see how easy they draw
    An endless
    flow
    As if they feel confident
    to me standing on the ground
    As they know that I
    Am their words'

  • @rikbardyn5914
    @rikbardyn5914 Год назад

    Today I am surprissed for the 2th time by Hans Abrahamsen ! First there was this mirning that awesome betiful « Let me tell you » and now this ! What a beautiful day !

  • @michelesarti3944
    @michelesarti3944 6 лет назад +1

    Thank you so much for posting this beautiful work

  • @bergmanstraub
    @bergmanstraub 3 года назад +1

    The second one:
    indelible pollen laid by
    for eternity
    here they are copied fair in a script that is like
    the script that the clouds in their drifting can write
    or the script Archaeopteryx wrote into stone
    across a dizzying sky-blue and clean
    eternity
    eternity”

  • @bergmanstraub
    @bergmanstraub 3 года назад +1

    The first one:

  • @bergmanstraub
    @bergmanstraub 3 года назад

    see the clear waterfall
    has congealed and grown small
    on its way up the rock face again
    and the fathomless roses
    have hidden in bogs
    indelible pollen laid by
    for eternity
    here they are copied fair in a script that is like
    the script that the clouds in their drifting can write
    or the script Archaeopteryx wrote into stone
    across a dizzying sky-blue and clean
    eternity
    eternity