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Description:This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1909 ...definiteness--is a necessary condition of real satisfaction. ARIA, "Blick ich Umher," from "Tannhauser." Wagner Wilhelm Richard Wagner. Born May 22, i8i3, at Leipzig; died February i3, i883, at Venice. Mr. Clarence Whitehill. When, in the historic contest of song at Wartburg Castle, Wolfram von Eschenbach rises to sing--first preluding on his harp--after the custom of the day--he begins his glowing apostrophe to "Love" as "Gazing around upon this fair assembly, How doth the heart expand to see the scene 1" As we listen to these opening lines we respond no less ardently than did "the gallant heroes" and the "maidens fair," for Wagner understood how to restore the real flavor of a period--by ignoring historical accuracy in detail and--as in this instance--create real unity by defying the formal unities. Thus in the drama he resurrected an interesting period and made it vital by combining details covering generations into one brief hour. Gazing around upon this fair assembly, How doth the heart expand to see the scene! These gallant heroes, valiant, wise and gentle--A stately forest soaring fresh and green. And blooming by their side, in sweet perfection, I see a wreath of dames and maidens fair; Their blended glories dazzle the beholder--My song is mute before this vision rare. I raised my eyes to one whose starry splendor In this bright heaven with mild effulgence beams, And gazing on that pure and tender radiance, My heart was sunk in prayerful, holy dreams. And lo! the source of all delights and power Was then unto my list'ning soul revealed, From whose unfathomed depths all joy doth shower--The tender balm in which all grief is healed. Oh, never may I dim its limpid waters, Or rashly tro...We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Program of the Ann Arbor May Festival Volume 16-19. To get started finding Program of the Ann Arbor May Festival Volume 16-19, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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Description: This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1909 ...definiteness--is a necessary condition of real satisfaction. ARIA, "Blick ich Umher," from "Tannhauser." Wagner Wilhelm Richard Wagner. Born May 22, i8i3, at Leipzig; died February i3, i883, at Venice. Mr. Clarence Whitehill. When, in the historic contest of song at Wartburg Castle, Wolfram von Eschenbach rises to sing--first preluding on his harp--after the custom of the day--he begins his glowing apostrophe to "Love" as "Gazing around upon this fair assembly, How doth the heart expand to see the scene 1" As we listen to these opening lines we respond no less ardently than did "the gallant heroes" and the "maidens fair," for Wagner understood how to restore the real flavor of a period--by ignoring historical accuracy in detail and--as in this instance--create real unity by defying the formal unities. Thus in the drama he resurrected an interesting period and made it vital by combining details covering generations into one brief hour. Gazing around upon this fair assembly, How doth the heart expand to see the scene! These gallant heroes, valiant, wise and gentle--A stately forest soaring fresh and green. And blooming by their side, in sweet perfection, I see a wreath of dames and maidens fair; Their blended glories dazzle the beholder--My song is mute before this vision rare. I raised my eyes to one whose starry splendor In this bright heaven with mild effulgence beams, And gazing on that pure and tender radiance, My heart was sunk in prayerful, holy dreams. And lo! the source of all delights and power Was then unto my list'ning soul revealed, From whose unfathomed depths all joy doth shower--The tender balm in which all grief is healed. Oh, never may I dim its limpid waters, Or rashly tro...We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Program of the Ann Arbor May Festival Volume 16-19. To get started finding Program of the Ann Arbor May Festival Volume 16-19, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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