canti orfici
English translation: orphic chants
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| 5 | "Canti Orfici" di Dino Campana |
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orphic chants Explanation: orphic coming from Greek and standing for mystic. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2002-07-18 23:41:56 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- see also over 200 hits in Google under \"orphic chants\" - all referring in one way or another to Orfeus and the Greek saga |
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"Canti Orfici" di Dino Campana Explanation: Canti orfici e il titolo -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2002-07-18 23:44:10 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- The English translation was \"Orphic songs\" -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2002-07-18 23:45:11 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Dino Campana: ORPHIC SONGS (translated by Charles Wright) Perhaps Dino Campana is the ultimate Symbolist. Whatever we call him, the small body of prose and free verse he left us is magical and haunting in the way it combines the visual with the visionary. Charles Wright, whose award-winning translation of Montale\'s The Storm launched the FIELD Translation Series, is Campana\'s ideal translator. \"Wright\'s sensitive translation of Campana\'s Canti orfici captures the disturbing cadences and obsessive melodies of Campana\'s verse and allows the English-speaking reader entry into a compelling poetic universe. A most welcome addition.\" -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2002-07-18 23:48:43 (GMT) Post-grading -------------------------------------------------- Note for e-rich: In English they are called \"Orphic Hymns\", the 200 hits on Google mostly explain that Orphic Hymns are chants of invocation |
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