Три стихотворения из японской лирики (Tri stikhotvorenija iz japonskoj liriki)

Song Cycle by Igor Stravinsky (1882 - 1971)

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English — Three Japanese Lyrics (Laura Prichard)

1. Акахито / Akahito / 赤人
 (Sung text)

Language: Russian (Русский) 
Я белые цветы в саду 
тебе хотела показать.
Но снег пошёл. Не разобрать, 
где снег и где цветы!

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1. Akahito
 (Sung text)

Language: French (Français) 
Descendons au jardin 
je voulais te montrer les fleurs blanches.
La neige tombe... 
Tout est-il fleurs ici, ou neige blanche ?

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2. Mazatsumi
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Language: French (Français) 
Avril parait. Brisant la glace de leur écorce, 
bondissent joyeux dans le ruisselet 
des flots écumeux: Ils veulent être 
les premières fleurs blanches du joyeux Printemps.

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2. Мазацуми / Mazatsumi / 当純
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Language: Russian (Русский) 
Весна пришла. Из трещин ледяной 
коры запрыгали, играя в речке 
пенные струи: они хотят быть 
первым белым цветом радостной весны.

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3. Tcypайуки / Tsaraïuki / 貫之
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Language: Russian (Русский) 
Что это белое вдали!
Повсюду, словно облака между холмами.
То вишни разцвели; 
пришла желанная весна.

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3. Tsaraiuki
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Language: French (Français) 
Qu'aperçoit-on si blanc au loin?
On dirait partout des nuages entre les collines:
les cerisiers épanouis fêtent 
enfin l'arrivée du Printemps.

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