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  • Jones,Sidney/The Geisha/I-2
    ...s reward My anger each moment increases. Let’s quietly slip away to our ship And blow the old beggar to pieces. CUNNINGHAM. Of course to bombard a fellow’s back-yard Is jolly good fun, but you’ll rue it! You’d better instead try punching his head; GIRLS. We’d like to be there while you do it! ALL. We’re going to call on the Marquis To pay off a nice little score And won’t...
  • Loewe,Frederick
    タイトル My Fair Lady　マイ・フェア・レディ フレデリック・ロウ没年 1988年2月14日 アラン・ジェイ・ラーナー没年 1986年6月14日 フレデリック・ロウとは フレデリック・ロウの68%はやましさで出来ています。フレデリック・ロウの29%は小麦粉で出来ています。フレデリック・ロウの1%はツンデレで出来ています。フレデリック・ロウの1%は果物で出来ています。フレデリック・ロウの1%は言葉で出来ています。 アラン・ジェイ・ラーナーとは アラン・ジェイ・ラーナーの33%は華麗さで出来ています。アラン・ジェイ・ラーナーの31%は犠牲で出来ています。アラン・ジェイ・ラーナーの26%は愛で出来ています。アラン・ジェイ・ラーナーの6%はマイナスイオンで出来ています。アラン・ジェイ・ラーナーの2%は微妙さで出来ています。アラン・ジェイ・ラーナーの1%は...
  • Jones,Sidney/The Geisha/II
    ...MIMOSA. (Mysteriously through melos) Within this box secrets lie hidden. Fate has filled it with good omens and disasters. Fortunes are concealed in it, and misfortunes. Here – (tapping the box) are riches and ruin. You may draw the lot of success or calamity. Who will consult Oyuki’s box of fate? CUNNINGHAM. Have you plenty of good fortune in your box? MIMOSA. To-day the fates ar...
  • Jones,Sidney/The Geisha/I-1
    第１幕 幕が上がると茶屋の従業員や客たちがステージの上にいる　。茶器と会話とのカチャカチャという音がしていて商売繁盛を示している　お茶子の娘たちは客たちの間で忙しい　４人のプリンシパルゲイシャも見える　サミセンを手にした歌娘たち　その一人一人にはモースメ（茶ガール）が付いている　ウン－ハイは奥の方に潜んでいる 【オープニングコーラス】 東の空に夜が明けて ここへわれらは急ぐのだ　ピタピタ　パタパタと 小さな茶碗がカチャカチャ響くところへ 黄金の太陽神が高く昇るとき その灼熱の怒りから陰を得られるところへと じっと茶の湯にわれらは腰を据え 西に向かって一日を過ごす 夜が来れば　休息を思い起こし それからわれらは去るのだ　ため息や悲しみと共に もう茶はいらない　明日までは もう茶はいらない　明日までは ハッピージャパン きらびやかな庭園！ 花と扇子 揺...
  • Handel,George Frideric/Theodora/1
    ...my love, My kind instructor in fair virtue's path, My life, my Theodora? Has the tyrant Seiz'd on his guiltless prey? ▼IRENE▲ Alas! She's gone. Too late thou cam'st to save, if in thy pow'r To save, the fairest, noblest, best of women. A Roman soldier led her trembling hence To the vile place, where Venus keeps her court. Yet on his brow reluctance seem...
  • Loewe,Frederick/My Fair Lady
    対訳 フレデリック・ロウ/アラン・ジェイ・ラーナーの著作権保護期間は継続しています。対訳テンプレートは掲載することができません。 マイ・フェア・レディとは マイ・フェア・レディの59%は純金で出来ています。マイ・フェア・レディの33%は知恵で出来ています。マイ・フェア・レディの4%は理論で出来ています。マイ・フェア・レディの2%は魔法で出来ています。マイ・フェア・レディの1%は呪詛で出来ています。マイ・フェア・レディの1%は睡眠薬で出来ています。
  • Sullivan,Arthur/The Mikado/I-1
    ...lullaby! My catalogue is long, Through every passion ranging, And to your humours changing I tune my supple song! Are you in sentimental mood? I’ll sigh with you, Oh, sorrow, On maiden’s coldness do you brood? I’ll do so, too Oh, sorrow, sorrow! I’ll charm your willing ears With songs of lovers’ fears, While sympathetic tears My cheeks bedew Oh, sorrow, sorrow! But if patriotic ...
  • Weber,Carl Maria von/Oberon/I
    ...I adored My only passion Fame! fame! fame! A milder light, a gentler beam, Is shining over life s broader stream, For beauty s smile is soft ning now, The crimson glare of glory s grow. Sweet as the breath of eve, Bright as its star above, A fairer form may ever weave Thy rosy fetters Love! love! love! - But though with new feelings my bosom may thrill, Its first born emotion reign...
  • Handel,George Frideric/Belshazzar/II
    ... an end. My worthy friends, let us not stain our swords with needless slaughter! I begin already to count this people mine, myself their shepherd, whose office is to feed and to protect them, not to destroy. 49. Chorus O glorious prince, thrice happy they born to enjoy thy future sway! To all like thee were sceptres given, Kings were like gods, and earth like Heav n. Subjection...
  • Handel,George Frideric/Samson/II
    ... Samson My evils hopeless are! One pray r remains, A speedy death, to close my miseries. Micah Relieve Thy champion, image of Thy strength, And turn his labours to a peaceful end! 34. Air and Chorus Micah Return, O God of hosts! Behold Thy servant in distress, His mighty griefs redress, Nor by the heathen be it told. Israelites To dust his glory they would tread, And ...
  • Handel,George Frideric/Samson/I
    ...thought! My griefs find no redress! They inward prey, Like gangren d wounds, immedicable grown. 8. Air Samson Torments, alas, are not confin d To heart, or head, or breast! But will a secret passage find Into the very inmost mind, With pains intense opprest, That rob the soul itself of rest. Scene 2 Enter Micah and Israelites, observing Samson. 9. Recitative Micah ...
  • Handel,George Frideric/Saul/III
    ...my foes, My rage has drove away. Of God forsaken, In vain I ask his counsel. He vouchsafes No answer to the sons of disobedience! Even my own courage fails me! Can it be? Is Saul become a coward? I ll not believe it! If Heav n denies thee aid, Seek it from hell! 70. Accompagnato SAUL Tis said, here lives a woman, close familiar With th enemy of mankind her I ll consult, And...
  • Handel,George Frideric/Belshazzar/III
    ...an find. My busy fancy now presents a gracious scene my son repents and God recalls his doom. Now to false shame he quits his fears, false courage takes, and madly dares hs impious feast resume. Then arms and dying groans resound, ad streams of blood gush out around. Alternate hopes and fears distract my mind, My weary soul no rest can find. 51. Recitative Fain would I h...
  • Handel,George Frideric/Solomon/I
    ... SOLOMON Myrtle grove, or rosy shade, breathing odours through the glade to refresh the village maid, yields in sweets, my queen, to thee. 15. Recitative ZADOK Vain are the transient beauties of the face, Where virtue fails to animate each grace; Bright and more bright her radiant face appears, Nor dreads the canker d tooth of rolling years O er such a partner comfort spreads ...
  • Gluck,Christoph Willibald/Iphigénie en Tauride/IV
    ...estinée, Mycènes attend son roi; vas-y reigner en paix; Et rends Iphigénie à la Grèce étonnée. Diane remonte au ciel SCÈNE 7 PYLADE Ta soeur! qu ai-je entendu? ORESTE Partage mon bonheur! Air Dans cet objet touchant à qui je dois la vie, Et qu un penchant si doux rendait cher à mon coeur, Connais ma soeur Iphigénie! LES PRÊTRESSES, LES GRECS ET LES SCYTHES Les D...
  • Gluck,Christoph Willibald/Iphigénie en Tauride/II
    ...e voulez? Mycènes m a vu naître! IPHIGÉNIE Dieux, qu entends-je? Achevez! Dites, informez-nous du sort d Agamemnon, De celui de la Grèce! ORESTE Agamemnon? IPHIGÉNIE D où naît la douleur qui vous presse? ORESTE Agamemnon... IPHIGENIE Je vois couler vos pleurs! ORESTE ...sous un fer parricide est tombé! IPHIGENIE à part Je me meurs! ORESTE à part Quelle...
  • Sullivan,Arthur/The Mikado/II-1
    ...Yum-Yum) My child – my poor child! (Aside.) How shall I break it to her? (Aloud.) My little bride that was to have been – YUM-YUM (delighted). Was to have been? KO-KO Yes, you never can be mine! NANKI-POO, YUM-YUM (in ecstasy) What! I’m so glad! KO-KO I’ve just ascertained that, by the Mikado’s law, when a married man is beheaded his wife is buried alive....
  • Handel,George Frideric/Alceste/1
    Ouverture Act One Grand Entree Recitativo Accompagnato (Tenore) Ye happy people, with loud accents speak Your grateful joy in Hymenean verse; Admetus and Alceste claim the song. Soli e Coro Triumph, Hymen, in the pair; thus united, thus delighted, brave the one, the other fair. Solo e Coro Still caressing, and caress d, ever blessing, ever blest, live the ro...
  • Handel,George Frideric/Saul/I
    ... MERAB My soul rejects the thought with scorn, That such a boy, till now unknown, Of poor plebeian parents born, Should mix with royal blood his own! Though Saul s command I can t decline, I must prevent his low design, And save the honour of his line. 18. Air MICHAL (aside) See, with what a scornful air She the precious gift receives! Though e er so noble, or so fair, She...
  • Debussy,Claude/La damoiselle élue/The Blessed Damozel
    ... approve My pride, and let me speak. Herself shall bring us, hand in hand, To him round whom all souls Kneel, the clear-ranged unnumbered heads Bowed with their aureoles And angels meeting us shall sing To their citherns and citoles. There will I ask of Christ the Lord Thus much for him and me — Only to live as once on earth With Love, — only to be, As then awhile, for eve...
  • Sullivan,Arthur/The Mikado/I-2
    ...er’s law. My father, the Lucius Junius Brutus of his race, ordered me to marry her within a week, or perish ignominiously on the scaffold. That night I fled his Court, and, assuming the disguise of a Second Trombone, I joined the band in which you found me when I had the happiness of seeing you! (Approaching her) YUM-YUM (retreating) If you please, I think your Highness had better not...
  • Elgar,Edward/The Dream of Gerontius/VII
    ... from me My charge, a precious soul, until the day, When, from all bond and forfeiture released, I shall reclaim it for the courts of light. 【煉獄の魂たち】 1,主よ、あなたはいつの世代でも我々の保護者でした。 2.山々がそして世界が生まれる前から、 　時代を通じてあなたは神です。 3.我々をはなはだしく低くしないでください。　あなたは 　言いました、汝らアダムの子ら、再び帰ってきなさいと。 4. A thousand years before Thine eyes are 　but as yesterday and as a watch of the night 　which is come ...
  • Handel,George Frideric/Esther/1
    ... Esther My spirits sink, alas I faint. Ahasuerus Ye powers, what paleness spreads her beauteous face! Esther, awake, thou fairest of thy race. Esther, awake and live, tis my command! Behold the golden sceptre in my hand, Sure sign of grace. The bloody stern decree Was never meant, my queen, to strike at thee. 22. Duet Esther Who calls my parting soul from death? Ahasuerus...
  • Auber,François/Le Domino noir/I
    このテンプレはポリウト方式で作成されています。 こちらの役名一覧に和訳を記載して管理人までお知らせください。 Acte I Ouverture （Un bal masqué dans les appartements de la reine. Le théâtre représente un petit salon; deux portes latérales; deux au fond. Un canapé sur le premier plan. Au fond, adossoe à un des panneaux, une nche pendule. On entend dans le lointain un mouvement de boléro qui va toujours en augmentant.） ▼JULIANO▲ Pardo...
  • Saint-Saëns,Camille/Henry VIII/III
    ACTE TROISIÈME (La salle du Parlement où a lieu le jugement de la Reine) ▼Scène I▲ (Henry, Don Gomez, Catherine, Lady Clarence, Garter, Cranmer, puis Campeggio, Juges, Gentilshommes, Huissiers La salle immense avec son public d assistants. Fanfares au dehors, puis marche sur laquelle est introduit le cortège. Le Roi est conduit à son trône occupant la gauche; puis la Reine est amenée s...
  • Massenet,Jules/Le Jongleur de Notre-Dame/III
    ACTE TROISIÈME Pastorale Mystique （Dans la chapelle de l Abbaye. Bien en vue, la statue de la Vierge. La chapelle est disposée de telle sorte que, d un côté, un puisse voir Jean sans qu il aperçoive lui-même ceux qui l observent. Les Moines achèvent de chanter l hymne et disparaissent lentement dans le cloître. Le Moine Peintre seul devant la statue peinte） ▼LES MOINES▲ （au loin peu ...
  • Gluck,Christoph Willibald/Iphigénie en Tauride/I
    PREMIER ACTE Une mer qui devient orageuse; sur les côtés des rochers. Le vestibule du temple de Diane. SCÈNE I Iphigénie et les prêtresses sont en prières pour que la tempête soit apaisée Introduction et choeur IPHIGÉNIE Grands Dieux! soyez-nous secourables. Détournez vos foudres vengeurs; Tonnez sur les têtes coupables; L innocence habite nos coeurs. CHOEUR DES PRÊTRESS...
  • Handel,George Frideric/Samson/III
    ... forbids My presence at their vain religious rites. Harapha This answer will offend; regard thyself. Samson Myself, my conscience and intemal peace! Am I so broke with servitude, to yield To such absurd commands, to be their fool, And play before their God? - I will not come. Harapha My message, giv n with speed, brooks no delay. 62. Air Harapha Presuming slave, to m...
  • Massenet,Jules/Chérubin/II
    DUEXIÈME ACTE （La grade cour-jardin d une vieille et importante posada à l enseigne "Bon gîte contre bon argent."Des voyageurs, des voyageuses crient,tempêtent contre l Aubergiste, contre les valetset les servantes de l auberge） ▼TOUS LES VOYAGEURS▲ （à tue-tête） Une chambre! ▼LES SERVANTES▲ （à tue-tête） Rien! ▼TOUS LES VOYAGEURS▲ Une chambre! ▼LES SERVANTES▲ Rie...
  • Massenet,Jules/Don Quichotte/ActⅤ
    ACTE CINQUIÈME 2me Interlude Rideau Dans le chemin raviné de la vieille forêt. C est la nuit, une nuit étoilée très claire. Jupiter brille dans tout son éclat. Don Quichotte repose, debout contre le tronc d un chêne. Sancho le veille comme un enfant; il attise un feu de sarments qui réchauffera son "Grand." SANCHO avec simplicité, attendrissement et ferveur O mon ma...
  • Handel,George Frideric/Belshazzar/I
    ...ative My friends, be confident, and boldly enter upon this high exploit. No little cause we have to hope success; since not unjustly we have attacked, but being first attacked, we have pursued the aggressor. Add to this, that I proceed in nothing with neglect of power divine whatever I undertake, I still begin with God, and gain His favour with sacrifice and prayer. 18. Ch...
  • Purcell,Henry/The Fairy Queen/1
    ...er Night, Mystery, Secresie, Sleep, and their attendants.) NIGHT See, even night her self is here, to favour your design; and all her peaceful train in near, that men to sleep incline. Let noise and care, doubt and despair, envy and Spight, (the fiends delight) be ever Banish d hence, let soft repose, her eye-lids close; and murmuring streams, bring pleasing dreams; let nothin...
  • Purcell,Henry/The Indian Queen/1
    ... endure, My love shall like yours still be constant and pure. To suffer for him gives an ease to my pains; There s joy in my grief and there s freedom in chains. If I were divine he cou d love me no more, And I in return my adorer adore, O, let his dear life then, kind gods, be your care, For I in your blessing have no other share. Fourth Act Tune Air FIFTH ACT CHORUS W...
  • Sullivan,Arthur/The Mikado/II-2
    ... MIKADO My morals have been declared Particularly correct; KATISHA But they’re nothing at all, compared With those of his daughter-in-law elect! Bow, bow, To his daughter-in-law elect! ALL Bow, bow, to his daughter-in-law elect! MIKADO In a fatherly kind of way I govern each tribe and sect, All cheerfully own my sway KATISHA Except his daughter-in-law elect! As tough...
  • Handel,George Frideric/Hercules/II
    ... LICHAS My godlike master? DEJANIRA Is a traitor, Lichas. Traitor to honour, love and Dejanira. LICHAS Alcides false? Impossible. 35. Air LICHAS As stars, that rise and disappear, Still in the same bright circle move, So shines unchang'd thy hero's love, Nor absence can his faith impair. The breast where gen'rous valour dwells, In constancy no less exce...
  • Joplin,Scott/Treemonisha/I
    はじめに スコット·ジョプリンによる オペラの舞台はアーカンソー州のとある農園である　テクサーカナの町の北東のレッド・リバーから３～４マイル離れたところで　農園は鬱蒼とした森に囲まれている　何組かの黒人の家族は農園に暮らしていたが　他の家族たちは森の奥の方で暮らしていた　読者がこの物語をよりよく理解できるように　私は1866年から1884年にかけてのこの農場における黒人たちの状態について少しお話ししよう　1866年には彼らは完全に無知な状態に置かれており彼らを導く指導者もいなかった　ちょうど黒人たちが解放された少しあとに白人たちがいなくなり　この農場がネッドという名の信頼の置ける黒人の召使いに任されていた頃のことである 黒人の全てが　ネッドや彼の妻モニシャを除くと迷信深く　魔術師を信じていた　モニシャは女性でもあり　時にはエキスパートの魔術師の言うことに心動か...
  • Handel,George Frideric/L'Allegro, il Penseroso ed il Moderato/1
    PARTE PRIMA 1. Accompagnato L Allegro (tenor) Hence loathed Melancholy Of Cerberus, and blackest midnight born, In Stygian cave forlorn Mongst horrid shapes, and shrieks, and sights unholy, Find out some uncouth cell, Where brooding darkness spreads his jealous wings, And the night-raven sings; There under ebon shades, and low-brow d rocks, As ragged as thy locks, In dark Cimme...
  • Handel,George Frideric/Hercules/I
    ...DEJANIRA My son, dear image of thy absent sire! What comfort bringst thou to thy mother's ear? HYLLUS Eager to know my father's destiny, I bade the priests with solemn sacrifice Explore the will of Heav'n. The altar smok'd, The slaughter'd victim bled, when lo, around The hallow'd walls a sudden glory blaz'd! The priest acknowledg'd the auspic...
  • Handel,George Frideric/Solomon/III
    ACT THREE Scene 1 41.- Symphony Arrival of Queen of Sheba 42.- Recitative QUEEN OF SHEBA From Arabia’s spicy shores, bounded by the boary main, Sheba’s queen these seats explores, to be taught thy heav’nly strain. SOLOMON Thrice welcome queen, with open arms our court receives thee, and thy charms. The temple of the Lord first meets your eyes, rich with the well-accep...
  • Purcell,Henry/Dido and Aeneas/1
    ...an I try My injur d Queen to pacify No sooner she resigns her heart, But from her arms I m forc d to part. How can so hard a fate be took? One night enjoy d, the next forsook. Yours be the blame, ye gods! For I Obey your will, but with more ease could die. CHORUS The Sorceress and her Enchantresses Then since our Charmes have sped, A Merry Dance be led By the Nymphs of Carthage ...
  • Handel,George Frideric/Saul/II
    ...JONATHAN My sister Merab, by his own gift thy right, He hath bestow d on Adriel. DAVID Oh, my prince, would that were all! It would not grieve me much the scornful maid Didst thou observe?) with such disdainful pride Receiv d the king s command! But lovely Michal, As mild as she is fair, outstrips all praise. 46. Air DAVID Such haughty beauties rather move Aversion, tha...
  • Alfano,Franco/Cyrano de Bergerac/I
    ...ens, cher Myrmidon, Qu à la fin de l envoi je touche! (Premiers engagements de fer.) Vous auriez bien dû rester neutre... Où vais-je vous larder, dindon? Dans le flanc, sous votre maheutre? Au coeur, sous votre bleu cordon? Ah! Les coquilles tintent... Ding! Don! Ma pointe voltige... une mouche! Décidément c est au bedon... Qu à la fin de l envoi, je touche! Il me manque une ri...
  • Handel,George Frideric/Semele/II
    ＜＜第２部＞＞ No. 27 - Symphony 【第１場】 （のどかな田園風景。眺望は森と滝で飾られた美しい山で終わっている。ジューノーとイリスが別々の乗り物で降りてくる。ジューノーは孔雀にひかれた二輪馬車に、イリスは虹に乗っている。乗り物から降りた二人が顔を合わせる。） No. 28 - Recitative ＜ジューノー＞ イリス、待ちくたびれました、 サモス島 から飛んできたというのに こんなに戻りが遅いなんて ＜イリス＞ 全速力で駆ける太陽でも まだ軌道の半分も進んでませんわ、 あなた様の途方もない命令を遂行するために 私が海と陸を三回も行ったり来たりしている間に。 ＜ジューノー＞ さあ、それでセメレはどこにいるの? ＜イリス＞ キタイロン山が堂々とそびえ立ち ケクロピアの地からボイオティア...
  • Handel,George Frideric/Semele/I
    ＜＜第１部＞＞ No. 1 - Overture 【第１場】 （カドモス、アタマス、セメレ、イノ、祭司達の合唱。 ジューノーの神殿の光景。祭壇の側に黄金の女神の像がある。新たな捧げ物が供される度に、それに続いて祭司達が儀式を執り行う。祭壇から炎が立ち上ると、ジューノーの像が身をかがめているように見える。） No. 2 - Accompagnato ＜祭司＞ 見よ！幸を告げる閃光がきらめき ジューノー様が我々の供物を受けておられる。 喜ばしい匂いが勢い良く立ち上り するとどうだ、黄金の像が身をかがめている！ No. 3 - Chorus ＜祭司達＞ 幸福のきざしが我々の儀式を祝福し あなたの恋人達は、必ずや成功の冠を頂くだろう。 安らかな昼間と実り多き夜が ジューノー様が認めた二人のお供をする。 No. ...
  • Weber,Carl Maria von/Oberon/II
    ... Askalon! My homeland! Oberon signals to Droll to follow him, then both vanish into the darkness. SHERASMIN in high spirits To Askalon! Gracious Princess Rezia, and you, my friend Fatima, do you know what that means? To France we go! Quartet HUON AND SHERASMIN Over the dark blue waters, Over the wide wide sea! Fairest of Araby s daughters, Say, wilt thou sail with me? Say!...
  • Offenbach,Jacques/La belle Hélène/II
    ACTE II Une salle dans les appartements particuliers de la reine. Hélène est assise au milieu de la scène, entourée par ses femmes qui lui présentent des parures et des bijoux. 9 - Entr Acte 10 - Choeur CHOEUR O Reine, en ce jour, il faut faire une toilette extraordinaire pour honorer les quatre Rois qui vous visitent à la fois. BACCHIS présentant une tunique à Hélène Ce...
  • Massenet,Jules/Thaïs/II-2
    ..., et toi, Myrtale! NICIAS, CROBYLE, MYRTALE, AMIES ET AMIS DE NICIAS Evohé! Evohé! NICIAS Rien n est vrai que la vie! Rien n est sage que la folie! BALLET NICIAS (à l apparition de La Charmeuse, à tous) Voilà l Incomparable! (à Crobyle) Prends la lyre, Crobyle, (à Myrtale) et toi prends la cithare Myrtale! Et toutes deux chantez le cantique de la Beauté! (La Charmeu...
  • Alfano,Franco/Cyrano de Bergerac/Drama1
    Acte I. Une Représentation à l Hôtel de Bourgogne. La salle de l Hôtel de Bourgogne, en 1640. Sorte de hangar de jeu de paume aménagé et embelli pour des représentations. La salle est un carré long; on la voit en biais, de sorte qu un de ses côtés forme le fond qui part du premier plan, à droite, et va au dernier plan, à gauche, faire angle avec la scène, qu on aperçoit en pan coupé. Cette scè...
  • Auber,François/Le Domino noir/III
    Acte III Entr'acte （Le parloir d'un couvent en Espagne. Au fond deux poaes conduisant dans les cours du monastère. A gauche, eh sur le premier plan, la cellule de l'abbesse. A droite du spectateur, sur le premier plan, une petite porte qui conduit au jardin; du même côté, sur le second plan, une large travoe qui donne sur l'intérieur de la chapelle.） ▼BRIGITTE▲ （se...
  • Handel,George Frideric/Acis and Galatea/1
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