Opera title: | The Fairy-Queen |
Composer: | Henry Purcell |
Language: | English |
Synopsis: | The Fairy-Queen Synopsis |
Libretto: | The Fairy-Queen Libretto |
Translation(s): | Not entered yet. |
Type: | aria |
Role(s): | Chinese Man |
Voice(s): | CounterTenor |
Act: | 5.07 |
Previous scene: | Thus happy and free |
Next scene: | Monkey's Dance |
Henry Purcell
The Faerie Queene
Alfred Deller
A CHINESE MAN:
Yes, Xansi, in your Looks I find
The Charms by which my Heart's betray'd;
Then let not your Disdain unbind
The Prisoner that your Eyes have made.
She that in Love makes least Defence,
Wounds ever with the surest Dart;
Beauty may captivate the Sence,
But Kindness only gains the Heart.
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