Scene IV reveals that the lead female's father has suffered severe head trauma after being struck by her lover, the male lead, and the two imagine themselves being married at the old church of Seldwyla in a dream sequence.
Scene IV reveals that the lead female's father has suffered severe head trauma after being struck by her lover, the male lead, and the two imagine themselves being married at the old church of Seldwyla in a dream sequence. In the end, the music of the Dark Fiddler plays as the two lovers find their marriage bed on a hay barge floating down the river, which they decide to sink deliberately. That final scene, in which Vrenchen and Sali commit suicide, is preceded by this opera's oft-performed orchestral interlude, "The Walk to the Paradise Garden." FTP, name this Frederick Delius opera, which, despite its title, does not contain any Montagues or Capulets.
Scene IV reveals that the lead female's father has suffered severe head trauma after being struck by her lover, the male lead, and the two imagine themselves being married at the old church of Seldwyla in a dream sequence.
{A Village Romeo and Juliet}