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portada Robert Bruce (in French)
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Language
French
Pages
72
Format
Paperback
ISBN13
9781805409687

Robert Bruce (in French)

Gioachino Rossini;Alphonse Royer;Gustave Vaëz (Author) · Omnia Musica · Paperback

Robert Bruce (in French) - Gioachino Rossini;Alphonse Royer;Gustave Vaëz

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Synopsis "Robert Bruce (in French)"

Robert Bruce ? un grand op?ra in tre atti di Gioachino Rossini su libretto di Gustave Va?z e Alphonse Royer, rappresentato per la prima volta a Parigi nel 1846. La vicenda ruota attorno a Roberto Bruce, re di Scozia, rifugiatosi in un castello dopo la sconfitta contro gli Inglesi e tormentato dal dubbio di abbandonare la lotta. Suo fratello Edoardo ama segretamente Maria, figlia del governatore inglese del castello di Stirling, la quale ricambia il sentimento ma ? insidiata dal cavaliere Arturo, fedele al re d'Inghilterra. Mentre Roberto, sostenuto dalla fiera figlia Margherita e dal fedele Douglas, medita la riscossa, Edoardo si introduce a Stirling per incontrare Maria; qui viene sorpreso e sfidato da Arturo, ma l'arrivo di un messaggero che annuncia la ripresa della guerra getta tutti nel tumulto e costringe il re scozzese a uscire allo scoperto per guidare il suo popolo verso l'ultima decisiva battaglia.Nel terzo atto la libert? si compie sul campo di Bannockburn: l'esercito scozzese, infiammato dall'eroismo di Roberto, sbaraglia le truppe inglesi. Arturo, ferito mortalmente, riconosce il valore degli avversari e, con un gesto di suprema nobilt?, benedice l'unione tra Edoardo e Maria prima di spirare. Roberto Bruce, acclamato re dal popolo e dalle truppe, perdona magnanimamente i vinti e riabbraccia la figlia Margherita. L'opera si chiude con un solenne coro che celebra la libert? riconquistata, l'amore trionfante e la nascita della nazione scozzese sotto la guida del suo leggendario sovrano.Robert Bruce is a grand op?ra in three acts by Gioachino Rossini, with a libretto by Gustave Va?z and Alphonse Royer, first performed in Paris in 1846. The story centres on Robert Bruce, King of Scotland, who has taken refuge in a castle following his defeat at the hands of the English and is tormented by doubts about whether to abandon the struggle. His brother Edward is secretly in love with Mary, daughter of the English governor of Stirling Castle; she returns his feelings but is courted by the knight Arthur, who is loyal to the King of England. Whilst Robert, supported by his proud daughter Margaret and his loyal Douglas, plots his counter-attack, Edward sneaks into Stirling to meet Maria; there he is caught and challenged by Arthur, but the arrival of a messenger announcing the resumption of war throws everyone into turmoil and forces the Scottish king to come out into the open to lead his people into the final, decisive battle.In the third act, freedom is achieved on the field of Bannockburn: the Scottish army, inspired by Robert's heroism, routs the English troops. Arthur, mortally wounded, acknowledges the valour of his adversaries and, in a gesture of supreme nobility, blesses the union between Edward and Mary before breathing his last. Robert Bruce, acclaimed as king by the people and his troops, magnanimously pardons the vanquished and is reunited with his daughter Margaret. The opera concludes with a solemn chorus celebrating regained freedom, triumphant love and the birth of the Scottish nation under the leadership of its legendary sovereign.

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