幕后故事
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Aubade是上周五的字谜“黎明时分的诗歌问候”的线索。
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我们上周与时报纵横字谜专栏词玩(Wordplay)的合作产生
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每周,词玩专栏的编辑德布·阿姆兰(Deb Amlen)都将把上周谜题中最难的一个线索的答案作为主题。
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这周的词:aubade。
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它是上周五的字谜“黎明时分的诗歌问候”的线索。(也可以作为“
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晨歌(aubade,发音为o-BAHD)
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根据牛津英语词典(Oxford English Dictionary),这个词在1678年被首次使用,
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《华尔街日报》(The Wall Street Journal)的语言专栏作者本·季默(Ben Zimmer)注意到,“对谷歌图书的查阅显示,
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约翰·多恩(John Donne)的《日出》(The Sun Rising)就是一首晨歌,不说别的,这首诗表明,
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说到这里,我们祝愿你的一天有一个美好的开始。
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翻译:Ziyu
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NOTTURNO( Same as {Nocturne}.;如Dvorak, Antonin Notturno for Strings in B, Op 4)為 nocturne 早期的意大利形式。
nocturne 在Yahoo!辭典為: 1. 【物】 【樂】 夜曲;夢幻曲? ( aubade ) ;2. 【物】 夜景畫 。Hyperdictionary的解釋
Wordnet Definition: [n] a pensive lyrical piece of music (especially for the piano)
Webster's 1913 Dictionary Definition: \Noc*turne"\, n. [F. See {Nocturn}.] (Mus.)
A night piece, or serenade. The name is now used for a certain graceful and expressive form of instrumental composition, as the nocturne for orchestra in Mendelsohn's ``Midsummer-Night's Dream'' music.
我最感興趣的是,nocturne的日文翻譯為:「夜想曲」。多一「想」…….
--2004.7.13 風雨夜想曲:紀念大學時代的The Holy Bible與《浮士德》、兩朋友
nocturne
NOUN
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1Music
A short composition of a romantic nature, typically for piano.
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2Art
A picture of a night scene.
- 1Music
A short composition of a romantic nature, typically for piano. - 2Art
A picture of a night scene.
Origin
Mid 19th century: French, from Latin nocturnus ‘of the night’.
nocturne
Mid 19th century: French, from Latin nocturnus ‘of the night’.
noun [C]
a gentle piece of classical music
NOUN
- A poem or piece of music appropriate to the dawn or early morning.
Origin
Late 17th century: from French, from Spanish albada, from alba ‘dawn’.
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