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tetsuo Machi

musique medievale et electro un mélange incroyablement beau . Mais cette musique est hipnotisant

Brigitte Lechner

Single mum, author and feminist: wonderful woman. Where might one get the lyrics?

Victoria B

Glorious 

Yohana Castilho

Eu amo essa voz *--*Sigrid Hausen <3

Beata Helena Wasilewska

#electro-medieval #gothic

Elisabeth Blancke

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ralphyboy25

elsbethalithia,Looked up your reference to Christine de Pisan/Pizan. Interesting. another example of someone who was able to counter her misogynistic contemporaries (to some degree) with literature and music.

Moneer Alrawahna

beautiful :)

Melodias De Sombras

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Elyhade

Si n'ay de demonstrer cure L'entencion de mon vueil Ains, tout ainsi com je sueil, Pour celler ma peine obscure

Elisabeth Blancke

It's OLD French for a reason. :) Look up Christine de Pisan/Pizan on wikipedia. :p. It's an interesting article!

benjibozz

Great song but I am French and I don't understand a damn thing^^

Elyhade

You are welcome ! I had a good time translating this text. And I am a young French woman :)

Elisabeth Blancke

Awesome, merci, ye Olde Frenchman/woman! Great translation :D

Elyhade

Part 2/2 So, no complaint, no murmur, About my sad loss. I laugh while I would like to cry, And without rhyme and without measure I sing to hide my feelings. It is worth nothing To make yourself miserable, The hateful ones Are guided by insanity. I do not feel it necessary to show How much I feel sad, For I know it. To bear my terrible pain I sing to hide my feelings.

Elyhade

A quick translation with what remains of my Old French : Part 1/2 : I sing to hide my feelings But my eyes cry even more, Nobody knows the pain My poor heart endures I make my pain silent So that nobody feels sorry for me. The more you tell about your sorrows, The less you find friends.

vivalaliberty

The best until now d-_-b

Elisabeth Blancke

@ecnaDmrotS There's a link in the description to the poem, so you can look up the exact wording. The exact title of the poem remains unclear, maybe it never got a name. It belongs to a lyrical medieval French genre called Virelai.

MrBernibest

Beatiful..❀❤❀

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