Opera Stories
Opera Stories from Wagner
作者：Akin, Florence, 1878-1962
体例：题 章数：109
字数：56,688 来源：Project Gutenberg
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共 109 题- Produced by Project Gutenberg Distributed Proofreaders
- OPERA STORIES FROM WAGNER
- BY
- FLORENCE AKIN
- WITH ILLUSTRATIONS
- CONTENTS
- MORE ABOUT THE STORIES
- ILLUSTRATIONS
- TO THE GIRLS AND BOYS
- OPERA STORIES FROM WAGNER
- THE RHINE-GOLD
- THE HAPPY RHINE-DAUGHTERS
- They sang a happy song:--
- ALBERICH
- He clenched his fists and cried:--
- THE CARELESS RHINE-DAUGHTERS
- The maidens joined hands and circled about the gold, singing:--
- THE THEFT
- The Rhine-daughters shouted back to him:--
- THE SAD RHINE-DAUGHTERS
- A CASTLE ON THE RHINE
- THE MORNING
- In delight Wotan cried: "'T is finished! And my glorious dream is true!"
- THE PAYMENT
- Fafner grew very angry and screamed:--
- LOKI
- YOUTH OR AGE?
- NIBELHEIM
- THE BEST SMITH IN NIBELHEIM
- THE MASTER
- Wotan looked around and said:--
- THE BOASTER
- Then to all the other slaves he called:--
- THE WISHING-CAP
- THE TRICK
- And again putting the helmet on his head he coaxed:--
- Wotan calmly answered: "You may go when you have promised all I ask."
- THE CURSE
- THE GREEDY FAFNER
- A SLAVE TO GOLD
- THE BEAUTIFUL VALHALLA
- THE WALKUERE
- A MATCHLESS SWORD
- Then, turning to the guests, he said:--
- THE VALIANT SIEGMUND
- HUNDING'S WIFE
- HUNDING
- THE WAR-MAIDENS
- WOTAN'S WIFE
- At length he said:--
- WOTAN AND BRUNHILDE
- Wotan buried his face in his hand and cried out in despair:--
- OFF TO THE BATTLEFIELD
- When Brunhilde had heard the story of the curse, she said:--
- At these words the mighty Wotan grew wrathful and cried:--
- THE FLIGHT
- Suddenly she dashed to Siegmund's side and cried:--
- THE PUNISHMENT
- Loudly they called: "Heiho! hoyotoho! heiho!"
- She reached the peak and sprang from her saddle, crying:--
- Sinking at Wotan's feet she cried:--
- Wotan spoke in solemn tones:--
- THE SLEEP
- At length she lifted her sad eyes to Wotan and cried:--
- Then, taking Brunhilde in his arms, he said:--
- THE MAGIC FIRE
- SIEGFRIED
- THE MISSING MIMI
- THE DRAGON
- A BABY IN THE FOREST
- He listened a moment and thought:--
- MIMI AND THE BABY
- As he looked at the baby he heard a strange voice saying:--
- Again he heard the same strange voice:--
- SIEGFRIED AND HIS FRIENDS
- THE BROKEN SWORD
- A BIG BROWN BEAR
- Often he saw his reflection in the water, and he said:--
- SIEGFRIED AND MIMI
- Then Mimi told of the strange voice which said:--
- SIEGFRIED MENDS HIS FATHER'S SWORD
- Then handing it back to Mimi, he said:--
- SIEGFRIED GOES TO FIGHT THE DRAGON
- At every step Mimi chuckled to himself:--
- A WOOD-BIRD'S SONG
- Looking up through the branches at the clear sky, he cried:--
- SIEGFRIED AND THE DRAGON
- A CHANGE COMES OVER SIEGFRIED
- He could understand the words of the little bird singing in the tree:--
- MIMI HAS A SURPRISE
- But Mimi screamed:--
- MIMI AND ALBERICH STOP TO QUARREL TOO LONG
- SIEGFRIED REACHES THE MOUNTAIN
- Siegfried replied:--
- SIEGFRIED LEARNS WHAT FEAR IS
- THE AWAKENING
- She looked up at the blue sky and the smiling sun, and cried:--
- GOETTERDAEMMERUNG
- A SONG OF THE PAST
- A SONG OF THE PRESENT
- Mournfully she sang:--
- A SONG OF THE FUTURE
- A PLEDGE OF LOVE
- THE DOOM OF VALHALLA
- Brunhilde sprang to her feet with the answer:--
- Nearer came the call:--
- LOVE
- MORE ABOUT THE STORIES
- End of Project Gutenberg's Opera Stories from Wagner, by Florence Akin