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    Bernart de Ventadorn (?ga. Li3o-Ca. 1200) : Canso (Troubadour Song)

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    The document summarizes two medieval works: 1. Can vei la lauzeta mover, a canso (troubadour song) from around 1170-1180 by Bernart de Ventadorn about the jealousy the speaker feels watching a lark fly joyfully. 2. Feu de Robin et de Marion, a rondeau from a 1284 musical play by Adam de la Halle about Robin's love for Marion, how he bought her gifts and asked for her love in return.

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    The document summarizes two medieval works: 1. Can vei la lauzeta mover, a canso (troubadour song) from around 1170-1180 by Bernart de Ventadorn about the jealousy the speaker feels watching a lark fly joyfully. 2. Feu de Robin et de Marion, a rondeau from a 1284 musical play by Adam de la Halle about Robin's love for Marion, how he bought her gifts and asked for her love in return.

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    Bernart de Ventadorn (?ga. Li3o-Ca. 1200) : Canso (Troubadour Song)

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    Bernart de Ventadorn (?ga. li3o-ca.

    1200)
    Can vei la lauzeta mover

    Canso (troubadour song)


    CA. 1170-80

    CD 1 36 CD 115

    1. Can vei la lau - ze - ta mo ivr I)e joi sas a - las con tral rai,

    Que s'o-blid' es lais - sa cha - zer. I'er la dous-sor- c*al cor li vai,

    Ai! tans grans en - vey - a m'en ve De cui qu'eu vey - a jau - zi

    Me - ra - vil - h.is. ai. car de Lo cor de de - zi - rer no*m ton.

    Can vei la lauzeta mover When I see the lark beating


    de joi sas alsas contral rai. its wingsjoyfullyagainst the sun's rays.
    que s'oblid' e s laissa chazer which then swoons and swoops down
    per la doussor c'al cor li vai. because of the joy in its heart.
    ai! tan grans enveya m'en ve oh! I feel such jealousy
    de cui qu'eu veyajauzion. for all those who have the joy of love.
    meravilhas ai. car desse that I am astonished
    lo cor de dezirer no m fon. that myheart does not immediately melt with desire!

    Ai. las! tan cuidava saber Alas! I thought I knew so much


    * d'amor, e tan petit en sai. of love, and I know so little:
    car eu d'amar no m pose tener for I cannot help loving a lady
    celeis don ja pro non aurai. from whom I shall never obtain any favor.
    Tout m'a mo cor. e tout m'a me. She has taken away my heart and myself.
    e se mezeis e tot lo mom and herself and the whole world:
    e can se m tolc. no m laisset re and when she left me. I had nothing left
    mas dezirer e cor volon. but desire and a yearning heart.

    Anc non agui de me poder I have no power over myself,


    ni no fui meus de lor' en sai and have not had possession of myself

    Music adapted from and text and translation taken from Hendrik van der Werf, TheChansons of the
    Troubadours and Trouveres (Utrecht, 1972), 91-95, where versions of the melody appearing in five differ
    ent sources are given, showing surprising consistency among readings. The dot splitting two letters of a
    word, as in e s, indicates a contraction.

    39
    Adam de la Halle (ca. i24o-?i288)
    feu de Robin et de Marion-. Rondeau, Robins m'aime

    Musical play
    CA. 1284

    CD 1138

    Clwnis:

    &*
    3=
    Ro - bins tn'ai me, Ro-bitts m'a, Ro - bins m 'a tic - man - de - c,
    Solo:
    Oil , I I 1 j"*-!
    V *Si m'a - ra. R.0 - bins m'a - ca - ta co - CC - li D'es-car - la - te

    1 r.
    ^nie 5^
    bonne et be - le, Sous-ka - et chain-1 u rele A - leu -
    Chorus:

    SI ,: 3EE
    V
    8 Ro-bins m'al-me, Ro-bins m'a. Ro-bins m'a de - </< - e, Si m'a - ra.

    Robins m'aime. Robin loves me.


    Robins m'a. Robin has me,
    Robins m'a demandee Robin asked me
    Si m'ara. if he can have me.
    Robins m'acata cotele Robin bought me a skirt
    D'escarlate bonne et belle of scarlet, good and pretty,
    Souskanie et chainturele. a bodice and belt.
    Aleuriva! Hurray!
    Robins m'aime. Robin loves me.
    Robins m'a. Robin has me.
    Robins m'a demandee Robin asked me
    Si m'ara. if he can have me.

    From Friedrich Gennrich, Troubadours, Trouveres, Minne- undMeistergesang (Cologne, 1951), 38.

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