Richard Wagner's Poem the Ring of the Nibelung
Richard Wagner's Poem the Ring of the Nibelung
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O leuchtete noch O would that thy light In der Tiefe dein laut'rer Tand ! Waved in the waters below !
Traulich und treu Unfailing faith Ist's nur in der Tiefe : Is found in the deep, Falsch und feig While above, in delight, 1st was dort oben sich freut ! Faintness and falsehood abide !
The gods stride over the bridge towards the castle.
Thus closes the " Rheingold." " It remains to point out the fine psychological use to which the leading motives are turned in this scene.
While Wotan is still u...nder the power of the gold, the ring-motive in the orchestra paints the struggle of his soul ; his moral effort in parting with the ring is power- fully expressed by the bond-motive, which in a manner connects his act with the moral order of the world, of which he is the guardian and representative. . . . The musical conception of this extremely powerful scene (the quarrel between Fasolt and Fafnir) is founded on a combination of the ring-motive and the formula of Alberich's curse, the former being representative of the irresistible attraction of the gold, the latter of its bane- ful power.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
O leuchtete noch O would that thy light In der Tiefe dein laut'rer Tand ! Waved in the waters below !
Traulich und treu Unfailing faith Ist's nur in der Tiefe : Is found in the deep, Falsch und feig While above, in delight, 1st was dort oben sich freut ! Faintness and falsehood abide !
The gods stride over the bridge towards the castle.
Thus closes the " Rheingold." " It remains to point out the fine psychological use to which the leading motives are turned in this scene.
While Wotan is still u...nder the power of the gold, the ring-motive in the orchestra paints the struggle of his soul ; his moral effort in parting with the ring is power- fully expressed by the bond-motive, which in a manner connects his act with the moral order of the world, of which he is the guardian and representative. . . . The musical conception of this extremely powerful scene (the quarrel between Fasolt and Fafnir) is founded on a combination of the ring-motive and the formula of Alberich's curse, the former being representative of the irresistible attraction of the gold, the latter of its bane- ful power.
What to read after Richard Wagner's Poem the Ring of the Nibelung?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Theodore Dippold to read onlineMoreLess
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