COMPLETE [ITALIANO] Le Rime di Dante - rap

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Kitty wrote: June 6th, 2018, 2:22 am I will still keep a lookout on the project, to PL your section if you wish. :)
Perfect Sonia, thank you :)
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I upload sec. 58 “Voi donne che pietoso atto mostrate” and sec. 59 “Onde venite voi così pensose.”
Respectively https://librivox.org/uploads/rapunzelina/rime_058_alighieri_128kb.mp3 (1:18 m) and https://librivox.org/uploads/rapunzelina/rime_059_alighieri_128kb.mp3 (1:13 m)
Certainly, much more moving than the trilingual section 61, much more “artificial” even being a marvelous technical construction.
Section 59 is by someone said to be a secondary drawing, somewhat imperfect, of “Voi che portate la sembianza umile”, sec 14, but I like it very much any way. In the last line I was almost crying :cry: (too much emotionally read?).
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Thank you Pier. I'll listen to it as soon as I can :)
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Animated by Dante reading I have uoloaded also section 60 “Morte poich’io non truovo a cui mi poggia”
https://librivox.org/uploads/rapunzelina/rime_060_alighieri_128kb.mp3 ( 4:45 minutes)
It is quite a long poem, it’s good but I didn’t feel so deeply emotionally involved in it as in other shorter poems.
Perhaps because it seems that it is a song transcribed as Dante in numerous manuscripts, but to be assigned to the Florentine notary, Iacopo Cecchi (second half of the fourteenth century).
I have anyway of course nothing against notaries or similar, of course. Cino da Pistoia, for instance, was mainly a jurist, but was also a great poet. Apart from being, during all his life, a very good friend of Dante (not so easy considering Dante’s character!), his poetry is simple but always very kind and emotional. In fact, many of his poems were often attributed to Dante himself.
So, I may ready to ask for more assignments. After checking that the texts are in Italian (and not trilingual as section 61!) I would like to be assigned:

63 Amor che muovi tua vertù dal cielo
64 Io sento sì d’Amor la gran possanza
65 E’m’incresce di me sì malamente
66 La dispietata mente che pur mira
67 Amor dacchè convien pur ch’io mi doglia

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May I read sections 2, 69 and 92?
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Iunta4Ios wrote: June 7th, 2018, 12:05 am Animated by Dante reading I have uoloaded also section 60 “Morte poich’io non truovo a cui mi poggia”
https://librivox.org/uploads/rapunzelina/rime_060_alighieri_128kb.mp3 ( 4:45 minutes)
It is quite a long poem, it’s good but I didn’t feel so deeply emotionally involved in it as in other shorter poems.
Perhaps because it seems that it is a song transcribed as Dante in numerous manuscripts, but to be assigned to the Florentine notary, Iacopo Cecchi (second half of the fourteenth century).
I have anyway of course nothing against notaries or similar, of course. Cino da Pistoia, for instance, was mainly a jurist, but was also a great poet. Apart from being, during all his life, a very good friend of Dante (not so easy considering Dante’s character!), his poetry is simple but always very kind and emotional. In fact, many of his poems were often attributed to Dante himself.
So, I may ready to ask for more assignments. After checking that the texts are in Italian (and not trilingual as section 61!) I would like to be assigned:

63 Amor che muovi tua vertù dal cielo
64 Io sento sì d’Amor la gran possanza
65 E’m’incresce di me sì malamente
66 La dispietata mente che pur mira
67 Amor dacchè convien pur ch’io mi doglia

Pier
Yes, and thanks!
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Algy Pug wrote: June 7th, 2018, 4:35 am May I read sections 2, 69 and 92?
2 is assigned, but let me check and see how long it's been. 69 and 92 are all yours. Thanks.
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Algy Pug wrote: June 7th, 2018, 4:35 am May I read sections 2, 69 and 92?
Ok, section 2 is orphaned and assigned to you, as well.
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Uploaded section 63, Amor che muovi tua vertù dal cielo
https://librivox.org/uploads/rapunzelina/rime_063_alighieri_128kb.mp3 (4:38 m)
Again Dante at his best, in my opinion.
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Wonderfully read! :9:
Only the pubblico is cut, at the end of the disclaimer.

I'll hope to look into 59 tomorrow (don't know, live always has different plans than I :roll: )
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Sure, I cut "pubblico". I have uploaded the correct file ( same duration time)
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Iunta4Ios wrote: June 6th, 2018, 9:44 am In the last line I was almost crying :cry: (too much emotionally read?).
No, for sure that is very suitable and well read! Poetry is about emotions.

Sections 58 and 59 both PL OK :)
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Thank you!
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Post by moniaqua »

Sorry guys for having you wait so long :oops: The whole weekend was kind of busy and the week didn't start any better :)

Sections 2, 60 and 63 all PL OK and excellently read :thumbs:

Listening to your files is kind of like a little vacation in some nice city of Italy :9:
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