Giacomo Puccini
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Lescaut decides that pursuit is worthless, and suggests following the pair to Paris, whither he is sure they have gone. Geronte stifles his fury and goes in to supper, while the students join in with a merry chorus, laughing at the old man's discomfiture as the act ends.
A few bars of a light tripping measure against a sHght accompaniment of pizzicato chords from the strings opens the second act, the scene of which shows Manon installed in Geronte's luxurious house in Paris.
Manon's toilette is... being finished off by the perruquier, and the detached remarks and inquiries for the various articles necessary are musically " popped in " with a skilful hand. The brother comes in, and while the finishing process is still proceeding, he congratulates his sister on the transference of her affections from the penniless Des Grieux to the rich old nobleman.
Manon, however, is by no means ^'off" with the old love, and in a tender little melody she sings of the humble dwelling where she and her lover passed a bhssful time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lescaut decides that pursuit is worthless, and suggests following the pair to Paris, whither he is sure they have gone. Geronte stifles his fury and goes in to supper, while the students join in with a merry chorus, laughing at the old man's discomfiture as the act ends.
A few bars of a light tripping measure against a sHght accompaniment of pizzicato chords from the strings opens the second act, the scene of which shows Manon installed in Geronte's luxurious house in Paris.
Manon's toilette is... being finished off by the perruquier, and the detached remarks and inquiries for the various articles necessary are musically " popped in " with a skilful hand. The brother comes in, and while the finishing process is still proceeding, he congratulates his sister on the transference of her affections from the penniless Des Grieux to the rich old nobleman.
Manon, however, is by no means ^'off" with the old love, and in a tender little melody she sings of the humble dwelling where she and her lover passed a bhssful time.
What to read after Giacomo Puccini?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wakeling Dry to read onlineMoreLess
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