The Rake's Progress - Opera in 3 Acts: Act III, Scene 2: Recitative: "Very Well, Then, My Dear and Good Tom" - Duet: "Well, Then" - "My heart Is Wild with Fear" · Igor Stravinsky / 特拉汶斯基
Stravinsky Conducts "The Rake's Progress"
℗ Originally released 1964 SONY BMG MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT
Tenor: Alexander Young Baritone: John Reardon Librettist: W.H. Auden Librettist: Chester Kallman Soprano: Judith Raskin Harpsichord: Colin Tilney Associated Performer: Royal Philharmonic Orchestra / 伦敦皇家爱乐管弦乐团 / 倫敦皇家愛樂管弦樂團 Producer: John McClure
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Very well, then. My dear and good Tom, perhaps you impose a bit upon our friendship. But Nick, as you know, is a gentleman at heart, forgives your dilatoriness and suggests a game.
TOM A game?
NICK A game of chance to finally decide your fate. Have you a pack of cards?
TOM (He takes out a pack of cards) All that remains me of this world and for the next.
NICK You jest. Fine, fine. Good spirits make a game go well. I shall explain. The rules are simple and the outcome simpler still. Nick will cut three cards. If you can name them, you are free.
(He points to mortal instruments)
If not, you choose the path to follow me. You understand?
(Tom nods)
Let us begin.
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