8 - BELINDA Dido und Aeneas “Ut poesis pictura”: Mediendialog Text/Bild anhand der Fresken von Giovanni Battista Tiepolo. Cupid only throws the dart Score. CHORUS The Queen's forsook. Ere sunset, shall most wretched prove, No repentance shall reclaim DIDO AENEAS hinc dolens Aeneas quaerit diffugium, venit Carthaginem, Didonis solium. The text here does not guarantee faithfulness to any AENEAS And the cares of life beguiling, Libretto. 17- CHORUS Ah! 5 - CHORUS I cannot shun; 30- THE SAILORS' DANCE The Queen of Carthage, whom we hate, Thus hypocrites, that murder act, See the flags and streamers curling given spelling convention or any particular version of the text, DIDO. Synopsis. Pursued by his own hounds, Tritons and Nereids come pay your Devotion Let the triumphs of love and of beauty be shown, 16- SORCERESS Diana's self might to these woods resort. TWO WITCHES Weeps the deceitful crocodile Might melt the rocks as well as you. Their ship is blown off course from Sicily, and they land on the shore of North Africa, in Carthage, a town newly settled by refugees from Tyre. Belinda. Time and tide will admit no delaying. SORCERESS By Zephires gentle Blowing. 1, 314-417) Zweiter Teil (*) Ist im 1. Weil er nur den Gedanken gefasst hat, sie zu verlassen, kann auch seine Reue nichts mehr ändern. THE SAILORS' DANCE Soft and Gentle as her Heart TWO WOMEN These desert hills and dales, Venus Descends in her Chariot, Some pity on your lover take; Act 2. Scene: The Ships In form of Mercury himself HE 31- SORCERESS BELINDA SORCERESS The Trojan Prince, you know, is bound Such distress, such piety? CHO. This page was last edited on 15 November 2020, at 13:55. To the musical groves and the cool shady fountains. Come away, fellow sailors, your anchors be weighing. DANCE THIS CHORUS How, Royal Fair, shall I impart Your fainter Beams, and half Eclipses mine, Phoebus ought not now to blame'em, [The Spirit of the Sorceress descends to Aeneas in the Whose Lustre does Out-Shine To gain th' Hesperian shore BELINDA Dido and Aeneas is een kameropera van Henry Purcell.De eerste bekende opvoering was in 1688.Sinds de eerste uitvoering in de Verenigde Staten (New York, 1923) is het een bekend werk, dat ook in het buitenland, zowel door professionele musici als amateurs wordt uitgevoerd. Music is missing also for some of the parts of the opera The proposed marriage appears to be the ideal match between two celebrities and is feted by all. I languish till my grief is known, the Nymphs and Swaines, et plus, quam decuit, amore saucia. All that's good you have forswore. The more auspicious Powers, Fortune smiles and so should you. SHE AENEAS Such Sorrow in his looks he bears SORCERESS He summons thee this Night away. No, no, away! 33- CHORUS No repentance shall reclaim The injur'd Dido's … TATE What shall lost Aeneas do? SORCERESS Those did Venus' huntsman tear. What storms, what battles did he sing? No, faithless man, thy course pursue; Appear! Gather'd from Elysian bowers. But from her arms I'm forc'd to part. THE BASKE RITORNELLE [Orchestra] From Aurora's Spicy Bed, Dido nimmt den Fremdling freundlich auf. DIDO Thus on the fatal Banks of Nile, Weeps the deceitful crocodile Thus hypocrites, that murder act, Make Heaven and Gods the authors of the Fact. Appear! Ever gentle, ever smiling, He makes'em fit for Breeding. BELINDA The Queen and he are now in chase. Our Carthage to secure and Troy revive. Our plot has took, Has Flustred him now with a large Mornings draught, DIDO 35- DIDO But ah! Ho, ho, ho, ho, ho, ho! Hours that may return no more. SECOND WITCH SPRING To the hills and the vales, to the rocks and the mountains Our Carthage to secure and Troy revive. Dido and Belinda resolve to take a different path and, while Aeneas and his posse celebrate the forthcoming marriage, they escape to find help. 25- SECOND WOMAN DIDO Tonight our anchors shall be weighed. All that's good you have forswore. Ah! CHORUS She decks the Plain, A monster's head stands bleeding, Auf ihre Bitte hin erzählt Aeneas der Königin Dido, wie es zum Untergang von Troja kam. productions. Death must come when he is gone. A tale so strong and full of woe „Dido und Aeneas“ ist ungeachtet ihrer Kürze Purcells einzige Oper im eigentlichen Sinne. Die Begegnung Venus-Aeneas im Wald vor Karthago (Aen. Thus hypocrites, that murder act, And silence their mourning Who, like dismal ravens crying, But ah! Du bist undankbar und treulos!“ Dann nahm sich Dido das Leben. DIDO In des Todes Arme will ich fliegen, Wenn du noch länger verweilest; Hinweg, hinweg ... Aeneas geht ab Doch ach, den Tod kann ich nicht meiden; Der Tod ist gewiss, ist er gegangen. Make Heaven and Gods the authors of the Fact. See, your Royal Guest appears, For I The fairest Pageant of the Sea. To your promis'd empire fly AENEAS Soft and Gentle as her Heart No trouble in thy breast; Make Heaven and Gods the authors of the Fact. 18- TWO WITCHES Ere sunset, shall most wretched prove, Act II 23- RITORNELLE [Orchestra] Fate forbids what you pursue. To Earth and Heav'n I will complain! An opera perform'd at Mr. Josias Priest's Boarding School at Chelsey by Young Gentlewomen. Fortuna lächelt, lächeln sollst auch du. Cupid strew your path with flowers the cry comes on apace. And silence their mourning 'Tis but Just he shou'd fail of Possessing. They triumph at once o'er their foes and their fate. Great minds against themselves conspire I'm now resolv'd as well as you. 11- BELINDA AENEAS That you had once a thought of leaving me. By Fate to seek Italian ground; In spight of Joves Command I stay, Offend the Gods, and Love obey. But never intending to visit them more. How Godlike is the form he bears! und Juno erhofft sich für Dido ein segensreiches Eheleben. Hark! With cares of love and state distrest? Jolly Shepherds come away, Ich schmachte bis mein Schmerz bekannt, Doch ahnen darf die Welt ihn nicht. Yours be the blame, ye gods! Say, Beldam, say what's thy will. CHO. [enter Sorceress] CHOR Grosse Seelen zermartern sich selbst Und verachten die Hilfe, die sie am meisten begehren. My data is derived from careful placement of my research within existing research by authors including J. Peter Burkholder, Donald Jay Grout, and Claude V. Palisca. Fried’ und ich sind Fremde, fremd einand. DIDO Give Phoebus leave to Prophecy. Appear! To Earth and Heav'n why do I call? From the ruin of others our pleasures we borrow, SORCERESS It tells of an ill fated love between Aeneas, a Trojan Warrior Prince, and Dido, the Queen of Carthage. Go to: AENEAS In spite of Jove's command, I'll stay. THE GROVES DANCE They Wound indeed, but 'tis a pleasing smart. DIDO [The Spirit of the Sorceress descends to Aeneas in the 7 - BELINDA AND SECOND WOMAN 2 - BELINDA A Dance that shall make the Spheres to wonder, Diana's self might to these woods resort. To the musical groves and the cool shady fountains. And let forsaken Dido die. 27- BELINDA [Repeated by Chorus] The feeble stroke of Destiny. ENCHANTRESSES except perhaps the original 1689 print. [Exit Aeneas] Ho, ho, ho, ho, ho, ho! forget my fate. 21- CHORUS [in the manner of an echo.] [Repeated by Chorus] [enter Aeneas, Dido, Belinda, and their train] Into your tender thoughts has prest; Why on the Plaines, Aeneas wiederum glaubt, dass auch Dido die allersüßeste und ehrenhafteste Frau ist und er will sie möglichst schnell privat sehen (du weißt schon wozu). None Repining. My research is about Henry Purcell's opera Dido and Aeneas. BELINDA [Repeated by Chorus] BELINDA DIDO SECOND WITCH Away, away! Act the Third Prologue GITTARS CHACONY. Her Charmes blest the Night, as his Beams blest the day. And Tired the Spring with wooing. CHORUS AENEAS With tushes far exceeding Our plot has took, what language can I try Phoebus rears his Sacred Head. 1st NEREID. Act 3. And she that wounds can only cure the smart. https://www.cpdl.org/wiki/index.php/Dido_and_Aeneas,_Z_626_(Henry_Purcell) FIRST WITCH [exeunt Dido and Belinda and train] [enter Sorceress] Our plot has took, [enter the Sailors, the Sorceress, and her Enchantresses] DIDO AENEAS Hallo, ich hoffe ihr könnt mir bei diesem Text helfen. TWO WITCHES The text of the Prologue is here omitted, as music has not survived A hero fall, and Troy once more expire. [The Shepherds and Shepherdesses Dance.] Dido looks for comfort in her lover Belinda, but Aeneas soon appears. [enter the Sailors, the Sorceress, and her Enchantresses] [Aeneas enters with his train] A DANCE. To the New rising Star of the Ocean. The injur'd Dido's slighted flame. Act III And Venus Graces Flowing. 6 - DIDO Thus on the fatal Banks of Nile, Let Dido smile and I'll defy given spelling convention or any particular version of the text, SORCERESS Anchors weighing, sails unfurling. GITTER GROUND A DANCE (missing from score) BELINDA Ach, ach, Belinda, solche Pein. Too dreadful a practice for this open air. 12- CHORUS Mean wretches' grief can touch, At her undisputed Sway. To your promis'd empire fly And let forsaken Dido die. See, Madam, see where the Prince appears; Discover'd, discover'd too late. I languish till my grief is known, Prepare those soft returns to Meet, As sent from Jove shall chide his stay, SORCERESS [Enter the Country Shepherds and Shepherdesses.] An opera perform'd at Mr. Josias Priest's Boarding School The song is based off of a story in the Latin Poem the Aeneid by Virgil. Banish sorrow, banish care, AENEAS [Jack of the the Lanthorn leads the Spaniards out of A New Divinity. To Earth and Heav'n why do I call? Ever gentle, ever smiling, Mean wretches' grief can touch, Might melt the rocks as well as you. When monarchs unite, how happy their state, These desert hills and dales, And charge him sail tonight with all his fleet away. Rending those fair Groves asunder. And take the Friendly Hours you vow to pay. Listen: Stay, Prince and hear. Whence could so much virtue spring? Smiling Hours are now before you, As we do all in prosp'rous state, AENEAS ECHO DANCE [Enchantresses and Fairies] The Sun has bin Et aeneas putat se apud eam manere posse =Und Äneas meint, dass er bei ihr bleiben könne. Tonight thou must forsake this land, [etc.] When, Royal Fair, shall I be blest 'Twas Nature made us Fair, DIDO Then let me speak; the Trojan guest hunc in regno suscipit Dido Sidonia. FIRST WITCH By the Nymphs of Carthage to please us. What stubborn heart unmov'd could see As would convince you still he's true. BELINDA AND SECOND WOMAN 22- ECHO DANCE [Enchantresses and Fairies] 9 - CHORUS Anchors weighing, sails unfurling. The Queen of Carthage, whom we hate, No, no, I'll stay, and Love obey! [Exit, Soft Musick.] Tonight? Death is now a welcome guest. ACT THE FIRST Grief increases by concealing, Watch later. Here Actaeon met his fate, To Fate I sue, of other means bereft DIDO 4. Those did Venus' huntsman tear. No faithless Man thy course pursue, I'm now resolved as well as you. [enter Aeneas] Our Youth and Form declare, So soft, so sensible my breast, AENEAS By all that's good ... DIDO By all that's good, no more! [Jack of the the Lanthorn leads the Spaniards out of Say, Beldam, say what's thy will. DIDO And she that wounds can only cure the smart. My injur'd Queen to Pacify: [enter Enchantresses] Keep here your watch, and never part. FIRST WITCH ACT THE THIRD In our deep vaulted cell the charm we'll prepare, BELINDA Juno beschwört ein Unwetter, auf dass Dido und Ae-neas, die gerade auf der Jagd sind, sich in einer Höhle unterstellen. With Ambrosia Fed too high. Empire growing, PHOEB. Dido And Aeneas by Henry Purcell ; Tatiana Troyanos ; Barry McDaniel ; Sheila Armstrong ; Monteverdi-Chor Hamburg ; NDR Sinfonieorchester ; Sir Charles Mackerras Now make Trial, Endnote [etc.] Come away, fellow sailors, your anchors be weighing. 36- CHORUS Let Jove say what he will: I'll stay! But ah! AENEAS The Angry God will brook no longer stay. By Fate to seek Italian ground; And ruined Troy restore. [enter Dido, Belinda and train] To Gods and Men must instantly Ensue. Must be to storm her Lover on the Ocean! To Fate I sue, of other means bereft [etc.] AENEAS In spite of Jove's command, I'll stay. Ruin'd ere the set of sun? HE To mar their hunting sport Who, like dismal ravens crying, CHORUS [exeunt Dido and Belinda and train] To Death I'll fly I fear, I pity his too much. The Spring Enters with her Nymphs. Dramatis Personae By all that's good … The Sun does guild our Bowers, 4 - DIDO Dido. Exit. Tonight our anchors shall be weighed. except perhaps the original 1689 print. dido und aeneas 2020 Du bist hier: Startseite / Konzerte / DIDO UND AENEAS 2020 Als wir im März 2019 die Barockoper von Henry Purcell zur Aufführung brachten war der Andrang groß, der Saal war im … Phoebe's pale deluding beams CHORUS forget my fate. Fate forbids what you pursue. All that's good you have forswore. DIDO Remember me, but ah! Dido's train, Aeneas' train, Fairies, Sailors, Overture Fate your wishes does allow; SPIRIT Oft she visits this lov'd mountain, FIRST SAILOR [Repeated by Chorus] Pleasures flowing, A DANCE. They shall all Dance to ease us, at Chelsey by Young Gentlewomen. No sooner she resigns her heart, The Queen's forsook, ho, ho! Let us Love and happy Live, In spite of Jove's command, I'll stay. They shall all Dance to ease us, 40- CUPIDS DANCE - Grove Scene (missing from score), https://www.cpdl.org/wiki/index.php?title=Dido_and_Aeneas&oldid=1224582. To your promis'd empire fly And let forsaken Dido die. Great minds against themselves conspire So soft, so sensible my breast, [Aeneas enters with his train] for it. Thy hand, Belinda, darkness shades me, Some pity on your lover take; TWO WITCHES Appear at my call, and share in the fame And leave thy Melancholy. BELINDA productions. 15- CHORUS And makes it worth the Weeding. 29- PRELUDE All Resigning, CHORUS Offend the Gods, and Love obey. Venus vor Aeneas und Achates Vergil, Aeneis 1,402-406 Dixit et auertens rosea ceruice refulsit, ambrosiaeque comae diuinum uertice odorem spirauere; pedes uestis defluxit ad imos, DIDO Gather'd from Elysian bowers. AENEAS From the ruin of others our pleasures we borrow, Meinen darf ich niemand zeigen. Die Musik, voller Dramatik und lyrischer Empfindungen, macht dieses frühe Operndokument zu einem abwechslungsreichen Meisterwerk: den tiefempfundenen Arien Didos stehen einfache Lieder, grotesk-höhnende Gesänge der Hexen, volkstümliche Matrosenlieder und virtuos-gefällige Tänze gegenüber. [enter Aeneas, Dido, Belinda, and their train] Now carry your Game, or for ever give o're. Pursue thy conquest, Love; her eyes Anchises' valour mixt with Venus' charms Dido und Aeneas von Publius Vergilius Maro: Liebe und Liebesverrat im Nationalepos der Römer - Eine Interpretation • Download Link zum vollständigen und leserlichen Text • Dies ist eine Tauschbörse für Dokumente • Laden sie ein Dokument hinauf, und sie erhalten dieses kostenlos • Alternativ können Sie das Dokument auch kаufen With cares of love and state distrest? likeness of Mercury] Scene: The Palace But ah! Stay, Prince and hear great Jove's command; And charge him sail tonight with all his fleet away. Dido and Aeneas Libretto. Buch als der Exposition des Epos der Grundstock für diese Bewegung gelegt, ist mit der Konzeption des Helden wie der Göttin Möglichkeit und Voraussetzung für diesen Weg geschaffen und zugleich sein AENEAS Sie beschuldigt ihn, nur Krokodilstränen zu weinen. And the cares of life beguiling, Thanks to these lovesome vales, Offend the Gods, and Love obey. 26- AENEAS CHO. 2 - PROLOGUE (MUSIC LOST) THE SORCERESS AND HER ENCHANTRESSES (CHORUS) CHORUS Harm's our delight and mischief all our skill. Elissa dies tonight and Carthage flames tomorrow. Fear no danger to ensue, SPIRIT of the Sorceress (Mercury) Earth and Heav'n conspire my fall. So fair the game, so rich the sport, THE TRIUMPHING DANCE All that's good you have forswore. Phoebus all Events can see. [The Nereids Dance.] Mine admits of no revealing. He summons thee this Night away. What stubborn heart unmov'd could see How, Royal Fair, shall I impart Behold, upon my bending spear BELINDA [Repeated by Chorus] These are all my Guards ye View, And after mortal wounds Wayward sisters, you that fright His Coursers Advancing, Sagtest du denn nicht immer wieder, dass du mich liebst? SORCERESS To the Sovereign Queen of Beauty. As we do all in prosp'rous state, PHOEB. No repentance shall reclaim No trouble in thy breast; SORCERESS I'm now resolv'd as well as you. Texts to over 152000 Lieder and other classical vocal works in more than a hundred languages with over 32000 translations. FIRST SAILOR [Repeated by Chorus] [Exit Aeneas] Elissa's ruin'd, ho, ho! The text here does not guarantee faithfulness to any The Tritons out of the Sea. Cupid only throws the dart Oft she bathes her in this fountain; If not for mine, for Empire's sake, 20- TWO WITCHES A Merry Dance be led AENEAS SPIRIT DIDO Von unaussprechlichen Qualen. Whence could so much virtue spring? Aeneas has no fate but you! Guilding more deceitful streams. ÆNEAS. SECOND WOMAN Share. SHE TWO WITCHES And ruined Troy restore. AENEAS By all that's good … DIDO By all that's good, no more! One night enjoy'd, the next forsook. A harmless Deity. GITTER GROUND A DANCE Deutsch Übersetzung. And shun the cure they most desire. Our next Motion No shelter from the storm can yield. What shall lost Aeneas do? With torment not to be Confest, As would convince you still he's true. for it. This Morning are so Jolly. Shake the cloud from off your brow, To scatter roses on her tomb. By all that's good, no more! From such prevailing Charmes, Appear! THE BASKE Act the Second HE Go revel, ye Cupids, the day is your own. Stay, Prince and hear great Jove's command; Fear not Phoebus, fear not me, [enter Dido, Belinda and train] With torment not to be Confest, Into your tender thoughts has prest; A tale so strong and full of woe Ho, ho, ho, ho, ho, ho! The Angry God will brook no longer stay. Then since our Charmes have sped, All that's good you have forswore. Thy hand, Belinda, darkness shades me, Confess the flame her tongue denies. AENEAS Nein, nein, bleiben will ich und der Liebe gehorchen! How soft in peace, and yet how fierce in arms! Geeignet für Gymnasium, Sekundarstufe 1 und weitere (Klassenstufe 10-13). And take no Denial. [The Spring and Nymphs Dance.] BELINDA Is taught to pity the distrest. I am investigating this piece from a historical, cultural, and analytical perspective, specifically focusing on the role of musical text-painting. Obey your will, but with more ease could die. Scene [II]: The Grove Es wächst der Kummer, bleibt er … Music is missing also for some of the parts of the opera Delight our greatest sorrow! HE Belinda, I am prest THE SORCERESS AND HER ENCHANTRESSES (CHORUS) The skies are clouded, hark! AENEAS [The Countreys Maids Dance.] [etc.] And drive 'em back to court. Banish sorrow, banish care, VENUS NEREID DIDO No repentance shall reclaim For 'tis enough, whate'er you now decree, Jove commands thee, waste no more Als Aeneas gegangen ist, spürt Dido, dass sie nicht mehr weiter leben kann, und begeht Selbstmord. BELINDA 19- CHORUS (missing from score) to Court our Queen, And gentle Planets give. And drive 'em back to court. That's dreadful to a warrior's heart, Destruction's our delight AENEAS Peace and I are strangers grown. Must be to storme her Lover on the Ocean! I fear, I pity his too much. A Merry Dance be led Beat the windows of the dying, That you had once a thought of leaving me. See the Spring in all her Glory, But Death, alas! DIDO Fortune smiles and so should you. Tonight thou must forsake this land, Dido and Æneas - Henry Purcell (Dido's Lament) + Fr lyrics. Such distress, such piety? [Enter a Drunken Sailor; a dance] See, your Royal Guest appears, Endnote: Such Sorrow in his looks he bears Shake the cloud from off your brow, The lonely traveller by night Die Trojaner jedoch fanden … The only refuge for the wretched left. To your promis'd empire fly He fills the Grain, [enter Enchantresses] If longer you delay; Elissa bleeds tonight, and Carthage flames tomorrow. Remember me, but ah! Fate your wishes does allow; That makes Loves Torments Sweet. Death must come when he is gone. Phoebus strives in vain to Tame'em, The Hero Loves as well as you, mich quält, bin damit allein. [A Dance to entertain Aeneas by Dido's women] The lonely traveller by night Thanks to these lovesome vales, With vows of returning For I THE GROVES DANCE By all that's good, no more! ACT THE SECOND In Gestalt von Aeneas‘ kleinem Sohn Ascanius schickt Venus Amor in Didos Pa-last, der ihr Herz mit einem Lie-bespfeil trifft. AENEAS [A Dance to entertain Aeneas by Dido's women] And after mortal wounds On thy bosom let me rest, To gain th' Hesperian shore Take a bouzy short leave of your nymphs on the shore, „Empfing ich dich, Aeneas, und die deinen, als ihr schiffbrüchig an unserer Küste gestrandet ward denn nicht sehr freundlich? Anchises' valour mixt with Venus' charms By all that's good ... But ere we this perform, Tonight? When I am laid in earth, May my wrongs create PRELUDE Warum, Untreuer, verlässt du mich? Your counsel all is urged in vain The words made by Mr. NAT. A monster's head stands bleeding, 38- When I am laid in earth, May my wrongs create In seiner „Aineas“ widmet er der Geschichte um Dido und Aeneas vier von 12 Kapiteln: Auf seiner Flucht aus Troja verschlägt ein Sturm den Helden Aeneas in das neu gegründete Karthago von Königin Dido. To Earth and Heav'n I will complain! Tell us, how shall this be done? Phoebe's pale deluding beams Dido and Aeneas Opera by Henry Purcell The composer, portrait by John Closterman, c. 1695 LibrettistNahum Tate Based onBook IV of Virgil's Aeneid Premiere 1689 Josias Priest's girls' school, London Dido and Aeneas is an opera in a prologue and three acts, written by the English Baroque composer Henry Purcell with a libretto by Nahum Tate. Destruction's our delight Dido, Belinda und Gefolge treten auf. Depriv'd of fame, of life and love! Hark! [Exit Spirit.] AENEAS 13- THE TRIUMPHING DANCE Earth and Skies address their Duty, Haste, haste to town, this open field Cupid strew your path with flowers Of a mischief shall make all Carthage flame. Rends the mountain oaks a sunder. Act I Ruin'd ere the set of sun? 37- DIDO Delight our greatest sorrow! The Queen's forsook, ho, ho! [PRELUDE FOR THE WITCHES] Belinda, I am prest To scatter roses on her tomb. The greatest blessing Fate can give Away, away!….. LiederNet logo. the cry comes on apace. Pleasures flowing, See the flags and streamers curling Take a bouzy short leave of your nymphs on the shore, Habe ich dich denn nicht aus Mut geliebt? The Hero Loves as well as you, FIRST WITCH ... Dido and Aeneas Opera by Henry Purcell (1658/9 - … See, Madam, see where the Prince appears; Jove commands thee, waste no more For 'tis enough, whate'er you now decree, FINIS To your promised Empire fly, And let forsaken Dido dye. Ten Thousand Thousand Harmes. Aeneas has no fate but you! Discover'd, discover'd too late. CHORUS DIDO No, faithless man, thy course pursue; I'm now resolv'd as well as you. Welcomes Venus to the Shore. Scene: The Ships The God's decree, and tell you we must part? On thy bosom let me rest, [enter Aeneas] BELINDA The text of the Prologue is here omitted, as music has not survived He makes the Wine, And let forsaken Dido die. Your counsel all is urged in vain Curvetting and Prancing. DIDO. Tell, Tell me, prithee Dolly, What Phoebus say's is alwayes true. With drooping wings you Cupids come, How can so hard a fate be took? I cannot shun; Mine admits of no revealing. Dido. FIRST WITCH AENEAS CHORUS Pursued by his own hounds, More I would, but Death invades me; Thus on the fatal Banks of Nile, To Phoebus and Venus our Homage wee'l pay, To the hills and the vales, to the rocks and the mountains proper, but some attempts have been made to reconstruct them in some (Lernmaterialien) (clara / Kurze lateinische Texte, Band 22) | Blank-Sangmeister, Ursula, Blank-Sangmeister, Ursula, Müller, Hubert | ISBN: 9783525717219 | Kostenloser Versand für alle Bücher mit Versand und Verkauf duch Amazon.
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