①hello and welcome back to the église sainte-thérèse.②in some ways the most difficult kind of music to write is happy music. 〔the most difficult kind of〜:最上級構文〕〔to write:不定詞(kind を修飾)〕テーマ提示の一文③even Mozart had trouble with that once. 〔even:強調(意外性)〕〔once「ある時期に」〕④Mozart did not enjoy writing the little piece that I'm about to play you. 〔enjoy ~ing 〕〔that I'm about to〜「まさにこれから〜する」〕⑤it's a piece from the last year of his life, 〔the last year of his life:死の前年(1791年)〕⑥a time where it seems that this kind of perfect pleasant music did not accord with his musical personality or the state of his psychology. 〔it seems that〜「〜のように思われる」〕〔accord with〜「〜と一致する」〕〔the state of his psychology:心理状態「音楽」と「内面」の不一致〕⑦the result is nevertheless a masterful composition in the interweaving of its parts〔 nevertheless「それにもかかわらず」〕〔interweaving of its parts:「各部分の織り交ぜ」〕対位法的構造の評価⑧which all fit together, naturally and artificially. 〔which:前文の parts を受ける〕〔naturally and artificially:対比• 自然(音楽的流れ) 人工(構造・機械性)〕⑨it's a piece that was never meant to be played by anyone. 〔was meant to〜「〜されることを意図されていた」〕⑩rather, it was written for a machine. 〔rather「むしろ」決定的な転換〕自動演奏機(フルート時計など)のための作品⑪so when I play it I like to think of all the times I've been absolutely charmed by the cuteness of a machine〔I like to think of〜「〜を思い浮かべるのが好き」〕〔I've been charmed:現在完了(経験)〕〔the cuteness of a machine:機械の可愛らしさ〕 出典元(音声)Mozart : Andante KV 616 | Musique, ma patrie !