From: 'lucia Di Lammermoor' By. G. Donizetti Poem by Paolo Giuseppe Mazzarello

From: 'lucia Di Lammermoor' By. G. Donizetti

Rating: 5.0


In this opera Edgar gives Lucy a ring as a token of love.
The scandalmongers tell that Edgar is unfaithful to Lucy as well as the girl is unfaithful to her sweetheart.
It isn't true but the couple trusts neither.
That one wasn't the time of the rings.
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I, Lucy (soprano) and Edgar (tenore) :
'My burning sighs
Will get you over the air
In the murmuring sea you will hear
The echo of my moans.
Then shed a bitter tear on this token
Thinking I'd cherish groans and pain.'
(By S. Cammarano. Translated from Italian by P.G.Mazzarello)

From: 'lucia Di Lammermoor' By. G. Donizetti
Wednesday, June 18, 2008
Topic(s) of this poem: lies,longing,security
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
In this case, the form lyric is connected with opera.
"Lucia of Lammermoor" (1835)is a tragic opera by G. Donizetti, of whichS. Cammarano wrote the libretto.
"You that spreaded your wings to God, oh beautiful loving soul [..]Ah! If the anger of mortals, made so harsh war on us, if we were divided in earth, let Numen reunite us in heaven" (From the opera, Act III) .
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Onelia Avelar 18 June 2008

Thank you for sharing this Paolo, next time i go to see 'Lucia di Lammermoor' I won`t need to read the libretto - i got the essence here!

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