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canzone
カンツォーネ
Canzone is a word that simply points to a song in Italian. However, in Japan it often refers to Italian mass songs written mainly from the end of the 19th century to the beginning of the 20th century, especially those of Naples (Canzone napoletana). Although these are sometimes called Italian folk songs, it is not an unknown song written more by ancient tradition but rather an epidemic song composed by professional composers in modern times, so it is appropriate to call "folk songs" There is also opinion that there is no. Besides this, Italian pops popular in Japan during the 1960s and 1970s are also called canzone. We call small canzonone as canzonetta. ... カンツォーネ は、イタリア語では単に歌を指す単語である。しかし、日本国内においては主に19世紀末から20世紀初頭に書かれたイタリアの大衆歌曲、特にナポリのもの(カンツォーネ・ナポレターナ、Canzone napoletana)を指すことが多い。これらはイタリア民謡とよばれることもあるが、古くより伝承された作者不詳の歌ではなく、近代において専門的な作曲家によって作曲された流行歌であるため、「民謡」と呼ぶのは適切ではないとする意見もある。この他、1960年代~1970年代に日本で流行したイタリアのポップスのこともカンツォーネと呼ばれる。 小規模のカンツォーネのことをカンツォネッタ と呼ぶ。...
Canzonetta 【(Italy) canzonetta】 Small songs of light mood prevalent in the late 16th century. Short canzonne. カンツォネッタ【(イタリア)canzonetta】 16世紀後半に流行した、軽い気分の小歌曲。短いカンツォーネ。
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5 JAPANESE BOOKS RELATING TO «カンツォネッタ»
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