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Der glorreiche Augenblick, Op. 136: Recitative and Quartet: Der den Bund im Sturme fest gehalten (Seherin, Vienna, Fuhrer des Volkes, Genius)Hilary Davan Wetton, Westminster Abbey Choir Boys, City of London Choir, Westminster Boys' Choir, Matilde Wallevik, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Stephen Gadd, Peter Hoare & Claire Rutter
Der glorreiche Augenblick, Op. 136: Recitative: O seht sie nah' und naher treten! (Fuhrer des Volkes, Genius, Chorus)Claire Rutter, Westminster Boys' Choir, Matilde Wallevik, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Hilary Davan Wetton, Westminster Abbey Choir Boys, City of London Choir, Stephen Gadd & Peter Hoare
Credits
AUSFÜHRENDE KÜNSTLER:INNEN
Claire Rutter
Sopran
Ashley Catling
Tenor
The London Chorus
Chor
Ronald Corp
Dirigent:in
Richard Suart
Bariton
New London Orchestra
Orchester
Justin Bindley
Tenor
Geoffrey Moses
Bass
Frances McCafferty
Altistin
Donald Maxwell
Bariton
KOMPOSITION UND LIEDTEXT
Sir Francis Cowley Burnand
Texte
Sir Arthur Sullivan
Komponist:in
Lyrics
Rita: Have pity, sir! To you I fly for aid.
Mr Grigg: I cannot help you, miss, I am afraid.
Rita: Mercy! Mercy! Help will soon be here.
Ladrones: What does she say?
Mr Grigg: An Englishman, my dear, must for a female in distress be bold.
These pistols. Now, come on!
All: Down with them!
Vasquez: Hold!
Officer: Resistance is no use.
Mr Grigg: You’ve no excuse, you hear, resistance isn’t any use!
José and Sancho: Desert your captain?
All: Never!
José and Sancho: Then make one strong endeavour. Present!
Officer: I hold in my hand
A pardon for all in this robber band!
Mr Grigg: Your pardon is signed, now isn’t it kind?
Enough to send a man out of his mind.
The pardon’s for all, says the officer prim,
Officer: Except for the Captain, we don’t pardon him;
Seize him! Quick, seize him!
Mr Grigg: Absurd! I’m not the Captain!
Inez, José and Sancho: He’s Captain!
Officer: Then let him be shot!
Mr Grigg: You won’t desert your Captain when he speaks
In such imploring tones? (A lot of sneaks.)
Officer: Ah! Wretched man, don’t aggravate your crimes.
Mr Grigg: Sir, I shall send a letter to the Times.
Vasquez: Stop, Sergeant, stop:
This gentleman’s known to me.
I’ll speak for him; he’s no Ladrone.
Mr Grigg: Thanks, noble Captain of the Spanish guard!
If you come to London, there’s my card.
Ladrones, farewell! Goodbye, you ugly fellow!
Now take me back again to Compostello.
Vasquez: Join the soldiers!
Ladrones: There’s my fist; We’ll enlist! We’ll all enlist!
Rita: I’m free! I’m free! Now sorrow and care,
Rejoicing, I banish, I’m free as the air!
Vasquez: You’re mine! You’re mine! You cannot be free!
For the fetters of Hymen I’ll rivet on thee!
All: We’ll dance and sing with pleasure and pride!
We’ll dance and we’ll sing, let the merry bells ring.
We’ll dance and we’ll sing with pleasure and pride,
And here’s to the Captain, and here’s to his bride.
Written by: Sir Arthur Sullivan, Sir Francis Cowley Burnand