Its notable overture opens with a religious melody for horns and its core, a theme for violins, is a tonal picture of the title character's love.
Its notable overture opens with a religious melody for horns and its core, a theme for violins, is a tonal picture of the title character's love. Act III includes a song of comfort by Annchen and the other bridesmaids and does not advance the story that begins with title character's loss to Kilian and subsequent trip to the Wolf's Glen and pact with Samiel. This opera ends with a contest at which Prince Ottokar of Bohemia is present and at which the title character unwittingly wounds his love Agathe. FTP, name this opera that includes the "Huntsmen's Chorus," a work about the marksman Max by Carl Maria von Weber.
Its notable overture opens with a religious melody for horns and its core, a theme for violins, is a tonal picture of the title character's love.
Der {Freischutz} or The {Free-Shooter}