On the air…
That sweet little Zephyr
This evening will be filled with joy
Little Zephyr
This evening will be filled with joy...
Beneath the pines of the grove…
Beneath the pines…
Beneath the pines of the grove...
And the rest he'll understand
Of course, of course, he'll understand it...
Little song on the air…
That sweet little Zephyr
This evening will be filled with joy
Beneath the pines of the grove.
And the rest he'll understand
Of course, of course, he'll understand it...
Cecilia Bartoli and Renee Fleming in a duet from Mozart's, "The Marriage of Figaro".
Metropolitan Opera, 1998. Conductor: James Levine.
Metropolitan Opera, 1998. Conductor: James Levine.
Thanks for the translation of the aria - it's such a beautiful song, and finally I understand it! :)
ReplyDeleteOf course, of course, you understand it... LOL!
DeleteYes, thank you! how wonderful, I've wondered about the pretty thing for years.
ReplyDeletecorrections:
ReplyDeleteit should be
"WHAT sweet little Zephyr" (or breeze)
"and the rest HE'll understand"
"yes, he will definitely understand"
(the Contessa dictates a letter to her maid, Susanna, in order to lure the Count to the pines and catch him in his infidelity - he wants to seduce Susanna)
Thank you for this translation!
ReplyDeleteThanks
ReplyDeleteIs that the song from Shawshank Redemption?
ReplyDeleteYes. A magical moment in the film.
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