Preview: Leb' wohl (Wotan's Farewell) - Die Walküre (D Major)
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SKU: A0.884869
Composed by Richard Wagner. Arranged by Jonathan Prentice. Opera,Romantic Period. Score. 13 pages. Jonathan Prentice #6069189. Published by Jonathan Prentice (A0.884869).Wotan's famous farewell is one of the highlights of Wagner's, The Valkyrie, the second opera in his epic Ring cycle. Wotan sings it to his daughter, Brünhilde, who has defied him by helping the mortals, Siegmund and Sieglinde. Knowing he has no choice but to punish her, he reluctantly takes her Godhood away, leaving her asleep on a rock, but surrounded by a wall of fire that only the bravest hero would dare to cross. In the third opera of Wagner's Ring Cycle this hero will be the pregnant Sieglinde's son, Siegfried.
This edition includes the exquisitely beautiful and tender "Der Augen leuchtendes Parr" section as well as the majestic opening, Leb' wohl.
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