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Pourquoi me reveiller o souffle du printemps

Opera details:

Opera title:

Werther

Composer:

Jules Massenet

Language:

French

Synopsis:

Werther Synopsis

Libretto:

Werther Libretto

Translation(s):

English Deutsch

Duet details:

Type:

duet

Role(s):

Werther / Charlotte

Voice(s):

Tenor / Mezzo-Soprano

Act:

3.07c

Previous scene: Toute mon âme est l?
Next scene: N'achevez pas!

Werther, Act 3 Scene 3: "Toute mon âme est là! … Pourquoi me réveiller, ô souffle du...

Singer: Roberto Alagna

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Werther, Act 3 Scene 3: "Toute mon âme est là! … Pourquoi me réveiller, ô souffle du Printemps?" (Werther) · Roberto Alagna

Massenet: Werther

℗ 1999 Parlophone Records Limited, a Warner Music Group Company

Balance Engineer: Andrew Dudman
Balance Engineer: Simon Rhodes
Conductor: Antonio Pappano
Orchestra: London Symphony Orchestra
Producer: David Groves
Tenor Vocals: Roberto Alagna
Composer: Jules Massenet
Writer: Georges Hartmann
Writer: Paul Milliet
Writer: Édouard Blau

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Libretto/Lyrics/Text/Testo:

Pourquoi me réveiller,
ô souffle du printemps?
Pourquoi me réveiller?
Sur mon front je sens tes caresses,
et pourtant bien proche est le temps
des orages et des tristesses!
Pourquoi me réveiller,
ô souffle du printemps?

Demain dans le vallon
viendra le voyageur
se souvenant de ma gloire première.
Et ses yeux vainement
chercheront ma splendeur.
Ils ne trouveront plus que deuil
et que misère! Hélas!
Pourquoi me réveiller,
ô souffle du printemps!

English Libretto or Translation:

Why do you awaken me?
o breath of Spring?
Why do you awaken me?
On my forehead I feel your caresses,
and yet very near is the time
of storms and sorrows!
Why do you awaken me,
o breath of Spring?

Tomorrow, into the valley
will come the traveller
remembering my early glory
And his eyes in vain
will look for my splendor.
They will find no more than grief
and misery. Alas!
Why do you awaken me,
o breath of Spring!

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