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English: Herbert - Natoma, act II - The dagger dance - White

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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eappears, and in his anger at Abigail, defies his owngods and those of the Babylonians. For this rash act he is suddenly stricken insane.Abigail seizes the royal crown and proclaims herself sovereign. An idol is set up which theBabylonians are compelled to worship. The ambitious usurper secures Nabuccos signatureto a decree sentencing all the Babylonians to be slaughtered, and as Fenena has embracedthe religion of Hydaspes and hence become a Babylonian, her death warrant is issued.Fortunately, Nabucco is made to realize the situation, is converted to the religion of theBabylonians, and his reason is restored. He assumes again his royal position and rescuesFenena before the death decree can be executed, while poison puts an effective end to thehigh ambitions of Abigail. Tremin gV insani del mio (They Shall Tremble Before Me) By Titta Ruffo, Baritone (In Italian) 87194 10-inch, $2.00 The air of Nabucco, which Mr. Ruffo has sung for the Victor, is from the great TempleScene in Act I. 335
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THE DAGGER DANCE ACT II NATOMA (Nah-toh-mah) Opera in three acts; text by Joseph D. Redding; music by Victor Herbert. First pro-duced by the Philadelphia-Chicago Opera Company, at the Metropolitan Opera House,Philadelphia, February 25, 1911. First New York production February 28, 1911. Characters DON FRANCISCO DE LA GUERRA, a noble Spaniard Bass (Huberdeau) BARBARA, his daughter Soprano (Grenville) NATOMA, an Indian girl Soprano (Garden) PAUL MERRILL, Lieutenant of the U. S. Brig Liberty . . Tenor (McCormack) JUAN ALVARADO, a young Spaniard Baritone (Sammarco) JOSE CASTRO, a half-breed Baritone (Preisch) FATHER PERALTA, Padre of the Mission Church Bass (Dufranne) PICO, \n , r n , /Tenor (Crabbe) KAGAMA,/ComradeS°f Castr° \ Bass (Nicolay) Chiquita, a dancing girl; Two American Officers ; Nuns ; Convent Girls ;Friars ; Soldiers ; Spanish Dancers, etc. Scene and Period: California, under the Spanish regime, 1820. Victor Herberts Natoma treats of one of the most romantic periods of Amer

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