The Immortal Hour
The Immortal Hour
BOUGHTON Rutland (1878-1960)
Geoffrey Mitchell Choir - Alan G Melville (Dir)
Hyperion dyad
2 CD
124:02
Gemischte Programme
1999-01-01
The immortal hour (A music-drama) (Gesamtaufnahme) Boughton, Rutland
A wood, dark and mysterious. In the background the faint glimmer of a lake (Akt 1, Szene 1)
Dalua (slowly coming out of the shadow)
Voices in the wood
Dalua: Ye know not who I am
Dalue: I have com hither, led by dreams and visions
A voice (unexpectedly near)
Dalua: I am old
A voice: Brother and kin to all the twilit gods
The sound of mocking laughter is heard from the wood
Dalua: Laugh not, ye outcasts of the invisible world
Etain wanders into view, looking lost and bewildered
Dalua (stepping forward with a courtly bow, faintly touched with mockery)
Dalua (touching her lightly with the shadow of his hand)
Etain: I have forgotten all
A king of men
Dalua: Led here by dreams
Etain: I will go back
Eochaidh: Sir, I am glad
Dalua: I have come
Look, o King!
Eochaidh: There is no backward way for such as I
Eochaidh: I have heard you calling
Manus: I've seen that man before who came tonight (Akt 1, Szene 2)
Manus: Yes, woman, yes, I know: for silence. Hush!
Etain: But sometimes... sometimes... Tell me: have you heard
Eochaidh: Good folk, I give you greeting
Manus: Good sir, you are most welcome.
Eochaidh: At last I know
Etain: And your name, fair lord?
Eochaidh: Truyl, I now know full well
Etain: I, too, am lifted with the breath
Eochaidh. Who laughed?
Etain: None laughed.
Unseen voices: How beautiful they are
Druids: By the voice in the corries (Akt 2)
Maidens: The bells of youth are ringing
Warriors: But this was in the old, old, far-off days
Bards, Maidens and Warriors: Hail, Eochaidh, High King of Eire, hail!
Bards, Warriors and others: Green fire of Joy, green fire of life
Eochaidh: Etain, speak, my Queen
Eochaidh: No, no my Queen
Etain: I, too, have heard
Warriors and others: The Queen!
Midir: Hail, Eochaidh, King of Eire!
Midir: I am a king's first son
Druids: Dagda, Lord of thunder and silence
Eochaidh: Fair lord, my thanks I give
Midir: Have not great poets sung
Midir: In the days of the great fires when the hills were aflame
Eochaidh: Hear us, OEngus, beautiful, terrible, Sun-Lord and Death-Lord!
Midir: O king, it is a little thing
Old Bard: I have seen all things pass and all things go
Eochaidh: Welcome, my queen
Eochaidh: This nameless lord
Midir: How beautiful they are
Etain: I have heard... I have dreamed that song
Midir: I am a song
Etain: I am a small green leaf in a great wood
Eochaidh: O do not leave me, Star of my desire!
Midir: Hasten, lost love, found love!
Voices: In the land of youth
Voices: They play with lances
BOUGHTON Rutland (1878-1960)
Geoffrey Mitchell Choir - Alan G Melville (Dir)
Hyperion dyad
2 CD
124:02
Gemischte Programme
1999-01-01
The immortal hour (A music-drama) (Gesamtaufnahme) Boughton, Rutland
A wood, dark and mysterious. In the background the faint glimmer of a lake (Akt 1, Szene 1)
Dalua (slowly coming out of the shadow)
Voices in the wood
Dalua: Ye know not who I am
Dalue: I have com hither, led by dreams and visions
A voice (unexpectedly near)
Dalua: I am old
A voice: Brother and kin to all the twilit gods
The sound of mocking laughter is heard from the wood
Dalua: Laugh not, ye outcasts of the invisible world
Etain wanders into view, looking lost and bewildered
Dalua (stepping forward with a courtly bow, faintly touched with mockery)
Dalua (touching her lightly with the shadow of his hand)
Etain: I have forgotten all
A king of men
Dalua: Led here by dreams
Etain: I will go back
Eochaidh: Sir, I am glad
Dalua: I have come
Look, o King!
Eochaidh: There is no backward way for such as I
Eochaidh: I have heard you calling
Manus: I've seen that man before who came tonight (Akt 1, Szene 2)
Manus: Yes, woman, yes, I know: for silence. Hush!
Etain: But sometimes... sometimes... Tell me: have you heard
Eochaidh: Good folk, I give you greeting
Manus: Good sir, you are most welcome.
Eochaidh: At last I know
Etain: And your name, fair lord?
Eochaidh: Truyl, I now know full well
Etain: I, too, am lifted with the breath
Eochaidh. Who laughed?
Etain: None laughed.
Unseen voices: How beautiful they are
Druids: By the voice in the corries (Akt 2)
Maidens: The bells of youth are ringing
Warriors: But this was in the old, old, far-off days
Bards, Maidens and Warriors: Hail, Eochaidh, High King of Eire, hail!
Bards, Warriors and others: Green fire of Joy, green fire of life
Eochaidh: Etain, speak, my Queen
Eochaidh: No, no my Queen
Etain: I, too, have heard
Warriors and others: The Queen!
Midir: Hail, Eochaidh, King of Eire!
Midir: I am a king's first son
Druids: Dagda, Lord of thunder and silence
Eochaidh: Fair lord, my thanks I give
Midir: Have not great poets sung
Midir: In the days of the great fires when the hills were aflame
Eochaidh: Hear us, OEngus, beautiful, terrible, Sun-Lord and Death-Lord!
Midir: O king, it is a little thing
Old Bard: I have seen all things pass and all things go
Eochaidh: Welcome, my queen
Eochaidh: This nameless lord
Midir: How beautiful they are
Etain: I have heard... I have dreamed that song
Midir: I am a song
Etain: I am a small green leaf in a great wood
Eochaidh: O do not leave me, Star of my desire!
Midir: Hasten, lost love, found love!
Voices: In the land of youth
Voices: They play with lances
BOUGHTON Rutland (1878-1960)
Geoffrey Mitchell Choir - Alan G Melville (Dir)
Label : Hyperion dyad
Artikelnummer: CDD22040
2 CD Spielzeit : 124:02
CHF 19.50
English Chamber Orchestra - Roderick Kennedy (Bass) - Patricia Taylor (Alt) - Anne Dawson (Sopran) - David Wilson-Johnson (Bariton) // Of all the landmarks in the chequered history of British opera none is more remarkable than The Immortal Hour, and no Englishman's operatic career more curious than that of its composer, Rutland Boughton.
Genre: | Gemischte Programme |
Anzahl Tracks: | 62 |
Erstveröffentlichung: | 1999-01-01 |
EAN/UPC: | 0034571120409 |
Trackliste
The immortal hour (A music-drama) (Gesamtaufnahme) Boughton, Rutland A wood, dark and mysterious. In the background the faint glimmer of a lake (Akt 1, Szene 1)
Dalua (slowly coming out of the shadow)
Voices in the wood
Dalua: Ye know not who I am
Dalue: I have com hither, led by dreams and visions
A voice (unexpectedly near)
Dalua: I am old
A voice: Brother and kin to all the twilit gods
The sound of mocking laughter is heard from the wood
Dalua: Laugh not, ye outcasts of the invisible world
Etain wanders into view, looking lost and bewildered
Dalua (stepping forward with a courtly bow, faintly touched with mockery)
Dalua (touching her lightly with the shadow of his hand)
Etain: I have forgotten all
A king of men
Dalua: Led here by dreams
Etain: I will go back
Eochaidh: Sir, I am glad
Dalua: I have come
Look, o King!
Eochaidh: There is no backward way for such as I
Eochaidh: I have heard you calling
Manus: I've seen that man before who came tonight (Akt 1, Szene 2)
Manus: Yes, woman, yes, I know: for silence. Hush!
Etain: But sometimes... sometimes... Tell me: have you heard
Eochaidh: Good folk, I give you greeting
Manus: Good sir, you are most welcome.
Eochaidh: At last I know
Etain: And your name, fair lord?
Eochaidh: Truyl, I now know full well
Etain: I, too, am lifted with the breath
Eochaidh. Who laughed?
Etain: None laughed.
Unseen voices: How beautiful they are
Druids: By the voice in the corries (Akt 2)
Maidens: The bells of youth are ringing
Warriors: But this was in the old, old, far-off days
Bards, Maidens and Warriors: Hail, Eochaidh, High King of Eire, hail!
Bards, Warriors and others: Green fire of Joy, green fire of life
Eochaidh: Etain, speak, my Queen
Eochaidh: No, no my Queen
Etain: I, too, have heard
Warriors and others: The Queen!
Midir: Hail, Eochaidh, King of Eire!
Midir: I am a king's first son
Druids: Dagda, Lord of thunder and silence
Eochaidh: Fair lord, my thanks I give
Midir: Have not great poets sung
Midir: In the days of the great fires when the hills were aflame
Eochaidh: Hear us, OEngus, beautiful, terrible, Sun-Lord and Death-Lord!
Midir: O king, it is a little thing
Old Bard: I have seen all things pass and all things go
Eochaidh: Welcome, my queen
Eochaidh: This nameless lord
Midir: How beautiful they are
Etain: I have heard... I have dreamed that song
Midir: I am a song
Etain: I am a small green leaf in a great wood
Eochaidh: O do not leave me, Star of my desire!
Midir: Hasten, lost love, found love!
Voices: In the land of youth
Voices: They play with lances
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