Wagner's Life And Works ...
Wagner's Life And Works ...
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Digitized by Google OPERAS 187 and would slay him but thai Elizabeth throws herself between him and them. Crushed and penitent, Tann- h&user stands behind her, and the Landgrave^ moved by her willingness to sacrifice herself for her sinful lover, announces that he will be allowed to join a second band of pilgrims who are going to Rome and to plead with the Pope for forgiveness.
Elizabeth prayerfully awaits his return ; but, as she is kneeling by the crucifix in front of the Wartburg, the pilgri...ms pass her by and in the band she does not see her lover. Slowly and sadly she returns to the castle to die. When the pilgrims' voices have died away, and Elizabeth has returned to the castle, leaving only Wolfram^ who is also deeply enamored of her, upon the scene, Tannhduser appears, weary and dejected.
He has sought to obtain forgiveness in vain. The Pope had condemned him forever, proclaiming that no more than that his staff could put forth leaves could he expect forgiveness. He has come back to re- turn again to the Venusberg.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Digitized by Google OPERAS 187 and would slay him but thai Elizabeth throws herself between him and them. Crushed and penitent, Tann- h&user stands behind her, and the Landgrave^ moved by her willingness to sacrifice herself for her sinful lover, announces that he will be allowed to join a second band of pilgrims who are going to Rome and to plead with the Pope for forgiveness.
Elizabeth prayerfully awaits his return ; but, as she is kneeling by the crucifix in front of the Wartburg, the pilgri...ms pass her by and in the band she does not see her lover. Slowly and sadly she returns to the castle to die. When the pilgrims' voices have died away, and Elizabeth has returned to the castle, leaving only Wolfram^ who is also deeply enamored of her, upon the scene, Tannhduser appears, weary and dejected.
He has sought to obtain forgiveness in vain. The Pope had condemned him forever, proclaiming that no more than that his staff could put forth leaves could he expect forgiveness. He has come back to re- turn again to the Venusberg.
What to read after Wagner's Life And Works ...?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kobbé Gustav to read onlineMoreLess
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