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XX's melodies: Connecting Poetry and Music

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大体合っていると思います。 「当初、XXのメロディーについてゲーテと彼の僚友たちは、その恵まれた時代における詩人と作家が、歌詞として詩そのものにまさに価値があることを認め、それを抽象的な音楽の分野へと広めていくであろうと予想した。しかし音楽はささやかな装飾に過ぎず、関心の中心は詩であることに変わりはなかった。」 * provide a modest embellishment to a poem 「詩にささやかな装飾を供する」 * a poem which did not cease to be the center of interest. 「関心の中心は詩であることに変わりはなかった。」

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ご回答ありがとうございます。 日本語訳読ませていただきましたが、大変わかりやすかったです。 理解できました。 参考になりました!

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