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After having killed the dragon, Siegfried acciden- tally tastes of its blood, and at once understands the language of the birds, who tell him of the ring and the Tarn-helmet, also of Mime's intended treachery.
In sudden disgust he kills the venomous creature, and throws his corpse, together with that of the dragon, into the latter's cave. Thus Alberich's curse has once more proved fatal to the owner of the ring.^ Unconscious of the danger incurred by his 1 For want of space I have had to omit s...everal scenes, in one of whicli Wotan, as the Wanderer, enters into a contest of " questions and answers " with Mime. Each is allowed to ask three questions, which, if the other fail to answer, his head is at the mercy of the 172 MUSICAL STUDIES.
new possession, Siegfried follows the voice of an- other bird, which sweetly sings of the maiden sleep- ing on a rock surrounded by flames.
The third act introduces us again and for the last time to "Wotan. The hero of his choice, born from his own blood and inspired by his divine will, yet not acting by his command, has taken the ring from the powers of evil.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After having killed the dragon, Siegfried acciden- tally tastes of its blood, and at once understands the language of the birds, who tell him of the ring and the Tarn-helmet, also of Mime's intended treachery.
In sudden disgust he kills the venomous creature, and throws his corpse, together with that of the dragon, into the latter's cave. Thus Alberich's curse has once more proved fatal to the owner of the ring.^ Unconscious of the danger incurred by his 1 For want of space I have had to omit s...everal scenes, in one of whicli Wotan, as the Wanderer, enters into a contest of " questions and answers " with Mime. Each is allowed to ask three questions, which, if the other fail to answer, his head is at the mercy of the 172 MUSICAL STUDIES.
new possession, Siegfried follows the voice of an- other bird, which sweetly sings of the maiden sleep- ing on a rock surrounded by flames.
The third act introduces us again and for the last time to "Wotan. The hero of his choice, born from his own blood and inspired by his divine will, yet not acting by his command, has taken the ring from the powers of evil.
What to read after Musical Studies;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Hueffer to read onlineMoreLess
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