Thematic Guide Through the Music of Parsifal. With a Preface Concerning the Traditional Material of the Wagnerian Drama
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In the sighs of the Saviour's Complaint this entire mourn- fully agitated echo of the same dies away with Parsifal's last fervent words of prayer : " What can retrieve my crime abhorred ?" — and herewith is also the great trans- formation in Kundry's soul brought about. For, as she now bows herself down toward the rapt one at her feet, he is no more the victim of her seduction in the magical services of Klingsor, but the " noble knight," the ever- expected, beloved " Saviour," who also to the c...harmer of the senses is to bring redemption through his love.
A new motive, an urgently yearning, ascending figure with a close both gracefully looking up and beseeching, indicates this change (XVII. a) : XVII. KUNDEY'S YEAENING-MOTIVB.
70 Yet precisely at this moment Parsifal recognizes in the " charmer" the destroyer of Amfortas ; and this second part ofhis vision, in which he illustrates musi- cally to the life all particulars of the seductive flatteries of her beauty, is accordingly entirely interwoven with the Kundry-motive, but which now accommodates itself in picturesque variations to all those fine traits of the seduction-picture (XVII.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the sighs of the Saviour's Complaint this entire mourn- fully agitated echo of the same dies away with Parsifal's last fervent words of prayer : " What can retrieve my crime abhorred ?" — and herewith is also the great trans- formation in Kundry's soul brought about. For, as she now bows herself down toward the rapt one at her feet, he is no more the victim of her seduction in the magical services of Klingsor, but the " noble knight," the ever- expected, beloved " Saviour," who also to the c...harmer of the senses is to bring redemption through his love.
A new motive, an urgently yearning, ascending figure with a close both gracefully looking up and beseeching, indicates this change (XVII. a) : XVII. KUNDEY'S YEAENING-MOTIVB.
70 Yet precisely at this moment Parsifal recognizes in the " charmer" the destroyer of Amfortas ; and this second part ofhis vision, in which he illustrates musi- cally to the life all particulars of the seductive flatteries of her beauty, is accordingly entirely interwoven with the Kundry-motive, but which now accommodates itself in picturesque variations to all those fine traits of the seduction-picture (XVII.
What to read after Thematic Guide Through the Music of Parsifal. With a Preface Concerning the Traditional Material of the Wagnerian Drama?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cornell, J. H. (John Henry), 1828-1894 to read onlineMoreLess
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