The Rape of Lucretia, Op. 37: "We'll Leave the Orchids for Lucretia" - Elizabeth Bainbridge feat. Benjamin Britten, English Chamber Orchestra, Jenny Hill & Janet Bakerперевод на немецкий

The Rape of Lucretia, Op. 37: "We'll Leave the Orchids for Lucretia"

Die Schändung der Lucretia, Op. 37: "Wir lassen die Orchideen für Lucretia"

We'll leave the orchids for Lucretia to arrange

Wir lassen die Orchideen für Lucretia zum Arrangieren

Colatinus' favorite flowers

Die Lieblingsblumen des Colatinus

Bianca, how long will the prince stay here?

Bianca, wie lange wird der Prinz hier bleiben?

I think he's already gone

Ich glaube, er ist bereits weg

I heard someone gallop out of the courtyard just before it was light

Ich hörte jemanden kurz vor Tagesanbruch aus dem Hof galoppieren

That may not have been Tarquin

Das mag nicht Tarquin gewesen sein

Only a Tarquin would gallop on a cobbled road

Nur ein Tarquin würde auf einem Kopfsteinpflaster galoppieren

Our lady Lucretia is sleeping heavily this lovely morning

Unsere Herrin Lucretia schläft an diesem schönen Morgen tief

Shall I wake her?

Soll ich sie wecken?

No, don't disturb her

Nein, störe sie nicht

It isn't often she sleeps so well, forever fretting for Colatinus

Sie schläft nicht oft so gut, ewig sorgend um Colatinus

I often wonder whether Lucretia's love is the flower of her beauty

Ich frage mich oft, ob Lucretias Liebe die Blüte ihrer Schönheit ist

Or whether her loveliness is the flower of her love

Oder ob ihre Lieblichkeit die Blüte ihrer Liebe sei

For in her both love and beauty, a transformer of dreams

Denn in ihr sind beide, Liebe und Schönheit, eine Verwandlerin der Träume

Oh, here she comes

Oh, da kommt sie

Good morning, my lady

Guten Morgen, meine Herrin

Good morning, my lady

Guten Morgen, meine Dame

I hope you had happy dreams

Ich hoffe, Sie hatten frohe Träume

If it were all a dream, then waking would be less a nightmare

Wäre alles ein Traum, wäre das Erwachen weniger ein Albtraum

Did you sleep well?

Haben Sie gut geschlafen?

As heavily as death

So schwer wie der Tod

Look what a lovely day it is, and see

Schauen Sie, was für ein lieblicher Tag es ist, und sehen Sie

How wonderful are all these flowers

Wie wundervoll all diese Blumen sind

Yes

What a lovely day it is, and how wonderful are all these flowers

Was für ein herrlicher Tag es ist, und wie wundervoll all diese Blumen sind

You have arranged them prettily

Sie haben sie hübsch arrangiert

But we have left his lordship's favorite flowers for you to do

Doch wir haben die Lieblingsblumen seines Lords Ihnen überlassen

How kind of you

Wie nett von Ihnen

Where are they?

Wo sind sie?

Here, my lady

Hier, meine Herrin

The most perfect orchids I have ever seen

Die perfektesten Orchideen, die ich je sah

How hideous!

Wie abscheulich!

Take them away!

Schafft sie weg!

But, my lady, they are such lovely flowers

Aber, meine Herrin, sie sind so schöne Blumen

These are the orchids you have grown

Dies sind die Orchideen, die Sie züchteten

Take them away, I tell you

Schafft sie weg, sage ich

Oh, monstrous flowers!

Oh, unmögliche Blumen!

How heinous!

Wie abscheulich!

Ah!

Lucio, go send a messenger to my Lord Colatinus

Lucio, geh, sende einen Boten zu Lord Colatinus

What are you waiting for?

Worauf wartest du?

Go!

Geh!

Go!

Geh!

What message, madam, shall I give the

Welche Botschaft, Herrin, soll ich dem

Messenger to take to Lord Colatinus?

Botenen für Lord Colatinus geben?

Give him this orchid

Gebt ihm diese Orchidee

Tell him I find its purity apt, and that its petals contain

Sagt ihm, ich finde ihre Reinheit treffend, und dass ihre Blätter

Woman's pleasure and woman's pain, and all of Lucretia's shame

Frauenlust und Frauenleid, all Lucretias Schande enthalten

Give him this orchid, and tell him the Roman harlot

Gebt ihm diese Orchidee, sagt ihm die römische Hure

Sent it, and tell him to ride straight to her

Sandte sie, sagt ihm, er soll direkt zu ihr reiten

Tell him to come home

Sagt ihm, er soll heimkommen

Go, go, go, go!

Geh, geh, geh, geh!

Go!

Geh!

Oh, wait

Oh, warte

Tell the messenger to take my love

Sag dem Botenen, er soll meine Liebe nehmen

Yes, give my love to the messenger

Ja, gebe meine Liebe dem Boten

Give my love to the stable boy, and the coachman too

Gebe meine Liebe dem Stallburschen und dem Kutscher auch

And hurry, hurry, hurry, hurry, hurry

Und eile, eile, eile, eile, eile

For all men love the chaste Lucretia

Denn alle Männer lieben die keusche Lucretia

Shall I throw the rest away, madam?

Soll ich den Rest wegwerfen, Herrin?

Nein

I will arrange them

Ich werde sie arrangieren

Here are the flowers

Hier sind die Blumen

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Авторы: B Britten

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Britten Conducts Britten: Opera Vol. 2

дата релиза

01-01-1993

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