The Victor book of the Opera Stories of One Hundred Operas With Five Hundred I
The Victor book of the Opera Stories of One Hundred Operas With Five Hundred I
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NOVICE: Then it is not surely her fault So much distress hath come to us?
GURNEMANZ: True, when she often stayed afar from us Then broke misfortune ever in.
I long have known her now; But Titurel knew her yet longer: When he yon castle consecrated, He found her sleeping in this wood, All stiff, rigid, like death.
Thus I myself did find her lately, Tust when the trouble came on us Which yonder miscreant beyond the mountain So shamefully did bring about, 131 VICTOR BOOK OF THE O PE RA 'WAG NER'S ...PARSIFAL GURNEMANZ: Could'st thou do murder Here in holy forest?
Why harmed thee that goodly Swan?
Suddenly a wild swan falls wounded at the feet of Gurnemanz, and two Knights appear dragging the innocent Parsifal, who had shot it, not knowing it was under the King's protection. He is reproached by Gurnemanz and questioned, but can tell little of himself. He remembers that his mother was called Herzeleid and lived in a forest. Kundry, whose atten- tion is attracted, explains that the youth's father was Gamuret, and after his death in battle his mother took him away from the haunts of men lest he meet the same fate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
NOVICE: Then it is not surely her fault So much distress hath come to us?
GURNEMANZ: True, when she often stayed afar from us Then broke misfortune ever in.
I long have known her now; But Titurel knew her yet longer: When he yon castle consecrated, He found her sleeping in this wood, All stiff, rigid, like death.
Thus I myself did find her lately, Tust when the trouble came on us Which yonder miscreant beyond the mountain So shamefully did bring about, 131 VICTOR BOOK OF THE O PE RA 'WAG NER'S ...PARSIFAL GURNEMANZ: Could'st thou do murder Here in holy forest?
Why harmed thee that goodly Swan?
Suddenly a wild swan falls wounded at the feet of Gurnemanz, and two Knights appear dragging the innocent Parsifal, who had shot it, not knowing it was under the King's protection. He is reproached by Gurnemanz and questioned, but can tell little of himself. He remembers that his mother was called Herzeleid and lived in a forest. Kundry, whose atten- tion is attracted, explains that the youth's father was Gamuret, and after his death in battle his mother took him away from the haunts of men lest he meet the same fate.
What to read after The Victor book of the Opera Stories of One Hundred Operas With Five Hundred I?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Victor Talking Machine Company to read onlineMoreLess
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