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English: Gounod - Faust - Florencio Constantino as Faust

Identifier: victrolabookofop00vict (find matches)
Title: The Victrola book of the opera : stories of one hundred and twenty operas with seven-hundred illustrations and descriptions of twelve-hundred Victor opera records
Year: 1917 (1910s)
Authors: Victor Talking Machine Company Rous, Samuel Holland
Subjects: Operas
Publisher: Camden, N.J. : Victor Talking Machine Co.
Contributing Library: Harold B. Lee Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Brigham Young University

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early! At morn, all day!Faust: One word at parting! Thou lovst me?(She hastens toward the house, but stops at the door and wafts a kiss to Faust) I love thee!Faust (in rapture) : Were it already morn! Now away! Elle ouvre sa fenetre (See! She Opens the Window!) By Geraldine Farrar, Soprano, and Marcel Journet, Bass (In French) 89040 12-inch, $4.00 Hurrying away full of thoughts of the morrow, when he will see his Marguerite again,Faust is confronted by the sneering Mephistopheles, who bars his way. 136 Faust: O tender moon, O starry Heavn Silent above thee where angels are enthrond. Hear me swear how dearly do I love thee!(Struck with a sudden fear, the timid girl begs Faust to depart) : /Marguerite: Ah! begone! I dare not hear! Ah! how I falter! I faint with fear! Pity, and spare the heart of one so lonely!Faust (tenderly protesting) : Oh, dear one, let me remain and cheer thee, Nor drive me hence with brow severe! Marguerite, I implore thee! VICTROLA BOOK OF THE OPERA-GOUNODS FAUST
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COPVT MISHKIN CONSTANTINO AS FAUST Mephistopheles (contemptuously): Thou dreamer!Faust: Thou hast overheard?Mephistopheles: I have—your parting with its modest word! Go back, on the spot, to your school again!Faust: Let me pass!Mephistopheles: Not a step; you shall stay and overhear That which she telleth the stars! See! She opens the window! Marguerite had entered the house, but returns to the window,looks out at the night and stars, and pours forth her soul insong: Marguerite (leaning out in the moon-light) : He loves me! He loves me! Repeat it again, bird that callest! Soft wind that fallest! He loves me! Ah, our world is glo-rious, And more than Heaven above! Theair is balmy With the very breath of love! How the boughs embrace and murmur! Ah, speed, thou night, away! One of the most original and beautiful of the Faust melodies, this makes a fitting termination of the exquisitely beautiful Garden Scene. A lovely melody in 9/8 time, divided between flute and clarionet, forms the b

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  • booksubject:Operas
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