Choral Prologue Act I, Scene I
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Choral Prologue Act I, Scene I
TH E M ETR O PO LITA N O PER A: LI VE I N H D Roméo et Juliette Resource Page for Coming Attraction: Tiny Turns, Big Effect Choral Prologue Act I, Scene I EÍa^]TeXcYPSXbSTdgUP\X[TbaXeP[Tb Les Montaigues, les Capulets, De leurs guerres sans fin à toutes deux fatales, Ensanglanter le seuil de ses palais. Comme un rayon vermeil brille En un ciel d’orage, Juliette parut 4cA^\Í^[{PX\P Et tout deux, oubliant le nom @dX[Tb^dcaPVT D]\Î\TP\^da[TbT] P\P B^acUd]TbcT0eTdV[TbR^[ÌaTb Ces malheureux amants ?PhÌaT]cST[TdabY^dab La fin des haines séculaires @dXeXaT]c]PÒcaT[TdabP\^dab Ón ETa^]PbPf^U^[Scf^aXeP[UP\X[XTb Ee Montagues, the Capulets, 5a^\cWTXafPabfXcW^dcT]S C^Q^cW^UcWT\UPcP[ Bleeding on the thresholds of their palaces. Like a colorful ray shines In a stormy sky, Juliette appeared 0]SA^\Í^[^eTSWTa And both of them, forgetting the name Which outrages them, 0bT[UbP\T[^eTT] P\TScWT\ 3XbPbca^dbUPcT1[X]SaPVTb Eese unhappy lovers Paid with their lives (days) 5^acWTT]S^UcWTPVT^[SWPcaTSb FWXRWbPfQ^a]cWTXa[^eTb TH E M ETR O PO LITA N O PER A: LI VE I N H D Roméo et Juliette Resource Page for Coming Attraction: Dreamweaver ĭTB^]V^U@dTT]<PQ Act I, Scene II Mab, queen of falsehoods, Presides over dreams; More frivolous than the deceiving wind; Across space, across the night, BWT_PbbTbbWT TTb Her chariot, which the rapid particle Draws through the limpid ether, Made out of an empty nutshell 1hP]TPacWf^a\cWTRPacfaXVWc Ee harnesses, a subtle lace, Were carved from the wing Of some green grasshopper WTaR^PRW\P]cWTV]Pc A bone of a cricket serves as the handle 5^aWTafWX_fW^bTfWXcT[PbW Is taken from a ray of light, which is shed 1h?W^TQTPbbT\Q[X]VWTaR^dac Each night with this equipment Mab visits, on her travels, Ee husband who dreams of widowhood 0]ScWT[^eTafW^SaTP\b^U[^eT At her approach, the coquette Dreams of finery and of dressing up, Ee courtier bows and scrapes, ĭT_^TcaWh\TbWXbeTabTb C^cWT\XbTaX]WXbV[^^\hbWT[cTa She opens her treasures without number, And liberty laughs in the shadows At the prisoner burdened with irons. Ee soldier dreams of ambushes, Of battles and charges, She pours him glasses of wine With which his laurels are sprinkled. And you, whom a sigh startles When you lie on your couch, >eXaVX]BWT[XVWc[hQadbWTbh^da\^dcW 0]S\PZTbh^dSaTP\^UZXbbTb Mab, queen of falsehoods, etc. 29