FTP, name this opera by Richard Wagner which features the title ghost ship.
The second act begins with maidens seated around a stove engaged in a spinning-song, and the central female is chided by her nurse Mary. After several characters lie down for a rest, the first act sees an aria in which the main character laments that the "time has come and seven years have again elapsed." At the end, that character announces "I am the terror of all devout men," but the lead female still refuses to marry the huntsman and keeps her promise by tossing herself off a cliff into the sea, only to be seen rising to heaven with the Sun. That woman is Senta, the daughter of Daland, a Norwegian fisherman who betrothes her to the title guy. FTP, name this opera by Richard Wagner which features the title ghost ship.
The second act begins with maidens seated around a stove engaged in a spinning-song, and the central female is chided by her nurse Mary.
The {Flying Dutchman}