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In reply to the discussion: Richard Wagner, master of the very long piece, was also master of the very short. This is it: [View all]

Aristus

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5. Here is Sieglinde's introduction of the Redemption theme in Walkure. Jessye Norman KILLS it!
Reply to MuseRider (Reply #3)
Thu May 31, 2018, 03:28 PM
May 2018

If you have tears, prepare to shed them at 1:27 in the video.

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Richard Wagner, master of the very long piece, was also master of the very short. This is it: [View all] Aristus May 2018 OP
Ahhhhhh MuseRider May 2018 #1
Well, the 'Children's Catechism' as it has come to be called, isn't part of the opera saga. Aristus May 2018 #2
Thanks, it has been a long long time since I even attempted to study this work MuseRider May 2018 #3
It's difficult to determine which of the two operatic appearances is the more moving. Aristus May 2018 #4
Here is Sieglinde's introduction of the Redemption theme in Walkure. Jessye Norman KILLS it! Aristus May 2018 #5
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