In Act II, the title character is lured away from his hut by a haunting fiddler's tune played by Jogu and is only brought out of his trance when his wife gives him a magic potion brewed by the dwarf Urok.
In Act II, the title character is lured away from his hut by a haunting fiddler's tune played by Jogu and is only brought out of his trance when his wife gives him a magic potion brewed by the dwarf Urok. The warnings of the title character's mother-in-law, Hedwig, come to pass in Act III when he is seduced by Asa into rejoining his old tribe and becoming its new chief, thus leaving behind Ulana, his native wife, causing her to drown herself in a lake. However, the title character is himself pushed to his death in the Tatra Mountains by the former chief, Oros, ending his attempt to return to the life of a gypsy. FTP, name this only opera by Ignace Paderewski.
In Act II, the title character is lured away from his hut by a haunting fiddler's tune played by Jogu and is only brought out of his trance when his wife gives him a magic potion brewed by the dwarf Urok.
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