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 &#13;
Il Trovatore&#13;
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Act I. Che piu t'arresti... Di tale amor che dirsi&#13;
 &#13;
Leontyne Price, Laura Londi, Rome Opera Orchestra, Arturo Basile&#13;
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INES&#13;
Che più t'arresti?&#13;
L'ora è tarda; vieni;&#13;
di te la regal donna chiese;&#13;
l'udisti.&#13;
&#13;
LEONORA&#13;
Un'altra notte ancora senza vederlo!&#13;
&#13;
INES&#13;
Perigliosa fiamma tu nutri!&#13;
Oh come, dove la primiera favilla&#13;
in te s'apprese?&#13;
&#13;
LEONORA&#13;
Ne' tornei. V'apparve,&#13;
bruno le vesti ed il cimier,&#13;
&#13;
	MEN&#13;
Ah!&#13;
(Midnight strikes.)&#13;
&#13;
ALL&#13;
Ah! A curse on her the infernal witch! Ah!&#13;
(A drum is heard. The soldiers run to the&#13;
back. The servants gather at the door.)&#13;
&#13;
&#13;
&#13;
&#13;
Scene Two&#13;
&#13;
The garden of the palace. At the right, a&#13;
marble stair leads up to the private&#13;
apartments. Thick clouds conceal the moon.&#13;
Leonora and Ines are strolling.&#13;
&#13;
INES&#13;
Why stay here any longer?&#13;
It's late; come;&#13;
the queen asked about you;&#13;
you heard her.&#13;
&#13;
LEONORA&#13;
Yet another night without seeing him!&#13;
&#13;
INES&#13;
You're nursing a dangerous flame!&#13;
Oh how, where did its first spark&#13;
strike you?&#13;
&#13;
LEONORA&#13;
At the tourney. There appeared,&#13;
in black armour and black helmet,&#13;
&#13;
Io scudo bruno e di stemma ignudo,&#13;
sconosciuto guerrier,&#13;
che dell'agone gli onori ottenne.&#13;
Al vincitor sul crine il serto io posi.&#13;
Civil guerra intanto arse - nol vidi più!&#13;
Come d'aurato sogno&#13;
fuggente immago! ed era volta&#13;
lunga stagion, ma poi...&#13;
&#13;
INES&#13;
Che avvenne?&#13;
&#13;
LEONORA&#13;
Ascolta!&#13;
Tacea la notte placida&#13;
e bella in ciel sereno;&#13;
la luna il viso argenteo&#13;
mostrava lieto e pieno!&#13;
Quando suonar per l'aere,&#13;
infino allor sì muto,&#13;
dolci s'udiro e flebili&#13;
gli accordi d'un liuto,&#13;
e versi melanconici&#13;
un trovator cantò.&#13;
Versi di prece ed umile,&#13;
qual d'uom che prega Iddio:&#13;
in quella ripeteasi un nome,&#13;
il nome mio!&#13;
Corsi al veron sollecita...&#13;
Egli era, egli era desso!&#13;
Gioia provai che agl'angeli&#13;
solo è provar concesso!&#13;
Al cor, al guardo estatico&#13;
&#13;
	with black shield and without crest,&#13;
an unknown warrior,&#13;
who won the honours of the arena.&#13;
On the victor's head I placed the crown.&#13;
Then civil war raged - I saw him no more!&#13;
Like the fleeting image&#13;
of a golden dream! and a long&#13;
time passed, but then...&#13;
&#13;
INES&#13;
What happened?&#13;
&#13;
LEONORA&#13;
Listen!&#13;
The serene night was silent&#13;
and, lovely in the calm sky,&#13;
the moon happily revealed&#13;
its silvery and full face!&#13;
When, resounding in the air&#13;
which till then had been so quiet,&#13;
sweet and sad were heard&#13;
the sounds of a lute,&#13;
and a troubadour&#13;
sang some melancholy verses.&#13;
Verses, beseeching and humble,&#13;
like a man praying to God:&#13;
and in them was repeated a name,&#13;
my name!&#13;
I ran eagerly to the balcony...&#13;
There he was; it was he!&#13;
I felt a joy that only the angels&#13;
are allowed to feel!&#13;
To my heart, my ecstatic eyes,&#13;
&#13;
la terra un ciel sembrò!&#13;
Al cor, ecc.&#13;
&#13;
INES&#13;
Quanto narrasti di turbamento&#13;
m'ha piena l'alma! Io temo...&#13;
&#13;
LEONORA&#13;
Invano!&#13;
&#13;
INES&#13;
Dubbio, ma tristo presentimento&#13;
in me risvegli quest'uomo arcano!&#13;
Tenta obbliarlo.&#13;
&#13;
LEONORA&#13;
Che dici? Oh basti!&#13;
&#13;
INES&#13;
Cedi al consiglio dell'amistà,&#13;
cedi!&#13;
&#13;
LEONORA&#13;
Obliarlo! Ah! tu parlasti detto&#13;
che intender l'alma non sa.&#13;
Di tale amor che dirsi&#13;
mal può dalla parola,&#13;
d'amor che intendo io sola,&#13;
il cor s'inebriò.&#13;
Il mio destino compiersi&#13;
non può che a lui d'appresso.&#13;
S'io non vivrò per esso,&#13;
per esso morirò,&#13;
&#13;
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