University Musical Encyclopedia volume 7
University Musical Encyclopedia volume 7
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She answers evasively ; then Daland enters and with him a dark and gloomy stranger. Senta stands spellbound : she recognizes the hero of her picture. The Dutchman is not less impressed, seeing in her the an- gel of his dreams and as it were his deliverer; and so, meeting by the guidance of a superior power, they seem created for each other, and Senta, accepting the offer of his hand, swears to him eternal fidelity.
In the third act we see the Flying Dutchman's ship ; everybody recognizes it by ...its black mast and its blood- red sail. The Norwegian sailors call loudly to the mari- ners of the strange ship, but nothing stirs, everything seems dead and haunted. At last the unearthly inhabi- tants of the Dutch ship awake ; they are old and gray and wrinkled, all doomed to the fate of their captain. They begin a wild and gloomy song, which sends a chill into the hearts of the stout Norwegians.
Meanwhile Erik, beholding in Senta the betrothed of the Dutchman, is in despair. Imploring her to turn back, he calls up old memories and at last charges her with infidelity to him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She answers evasively ; then Daland enters and with him a dark and gloomy stranger. Senta stands spellbound : she recognizes the hero of her picture. The Dutchman is not less impressed, seeing in her the an- gel of his dreams and as it were his deliverer; and so, meeting by the guidance of a superior power, they seem created for each other, and Senta, accepting the offer of his hand, swears to him eternal fidelity.
In the third act we see the Flying Dutchman's ship ; everybody recognizes it by ...its black mast and its blood- red sail. The Norwegian sailors call loudly to the mari- ners of the strange ship, but nothing stirs, everything seems dead and haunted. At last the unearthly inhabi- tants of the Dutch ship awake ; they are old and gray and wrinkled, all doomed to the fate of their captain. They begin a wild and gloomy song, which sends a chill into the hearts of the stout Norwegians.
Meanwhile Erik, beholding in Senta the betrothed of the Dutchman, is in despair. Imploring her to turn back, he calls up old memories and at last charges her with infidelity to him.
What to read after University Musical Encyclopedia volume 7?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elson, Louis Charles, 1848-1920 to read onlineMoreLess
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