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Hail, Lord of the angels and saints
Hail, Lord, Lord of the angels
and of the saints, and of the winged cherubim of gold
From the eternal harmony of the universe
immersed in the blue vastness
a hymn rises
of supreme love
and reaches Thee
through the azure, hollow air
in a suave outpouring of sound
Hail!
Hail, Lord
Forgive me if my language falls somewhat behind
the sublime psalms of paradise
Forgive me if my countenance is not graced by the beam
which circle the locks of the high cherubim
Forgive me if, by speaking, I run the risk of getting a hiss or two
The tiny God of the tiny Earth
always degenerates and strays
and hopping like a cricket
pokes his nose among the stars
Then with stubborn and foolish pride
he trills in the grass
Vain dust! Arrogant atom!
Phantom of man!
And thus he is made by that mad illusion
which he calls: Reason
Yes, divine Master
the lord of the world falls into gloomy depths
and I have no longer heart to tempt him to sin, so feeble is he
ls Faust known to you?
The most bizarre madman I ever knew
In his curious fashion he serves you solemnly
His unquenchable thirst for knowledge makes him an anxious wretch
He would like to be almost superhuman
and no learning is a limit to his dismal delirium
I undertake to seduce him and make him fall in my net
Will you wager on it?
So be it!
Amen! Aged Father
you have ventured to play a rough game
He will bite into the sweet apple of vice
and I shall be victorious over the King of Heaven!
Sanctus!
(From time to time I find it pleasant to see the Old Man
and I take care not to fall out with him
lt is good to hear the Eternal One speak so humanly with the Devil.)
We are flying clouds from Limbo, wandering in holy splendours, we are choirs of infants, of cupids
lt is the light swarm of little angels
Like bees, they disgust and annoy me
Brothers, let us hold hands
All the way to the farthest heaven we must keep on dancing
Brothers, our soft wings must never cease their eternal flutter
until we circle the HoliestAltar
The dance, in an angelic spiral, goes on, and on and on
We are flying clouds from Limbo, wandering in holy splendours, we are choirs of infants, of cupids
Salve Regina! An echo rises from the blind world
to the divine palace
With our singing, with our tears
we soothe the powerful fire of senses
with our meek and faithful singing
- On the stars, the winds, the worlds - Hear our pious
- on the clear blue depths, on the sun rays - serene prayer
- the dance, in an angelic spiral, goes on - Let us pray
- Hail, Mary, full of grace - Let us pray for those who are dying
- Let us pray for those dying - Contrition brings forth tears
- enslaved souls - The lament of these bland multitudes
-Yes, let us pray for the enslaved souls - may be accepted by heaven
Hear our pious, serene prayer
Hail, hail, hail!
Hail, Lord of the angels and saints
and of the wandering stars
and of the winged cherubim of gold
From the eternal harmony of the universe
immersed in the blue vastness
a hymn of supreme love rises
And reaches Thee through the azure, hollow air
in a suave outpouring of sound
Hail!
- Why that way? - We are headed for the hunting lodge
And we for the mill
The signs of fairApril sparkle, and boldness and beauty laugh all around
- What are you going to do, fellows? - We'll go with the others
Friends, let's go to Burgdon‘ There pranks are best
as is beer, and women and brawls are most delightful
Madmen! Madmen!
Are your backs itching for more blows?
A glass, here! We want to drink! And give a toast to mad romances!
-And indulgent beauty! - Hurrah!
Let's drink, laugh and sing!
Look!
See how many fiery horses paw the ground there! There is the jester...
- What are you going to do, fellows? - We'll go with the others
Make way for him, let him pass!
Glory to the Prince! What dazzling horsemen! What a clangour of bells!
The crowd comes in waves, people shove, they mingle... make way!
Look there! Ah!
How many fiery horses! How many fine horsemen! The horses paw the ground!
Pay homage to the Prince!
Under the mild beams of spring the ice melts
and the valley is already green with promise
Old winter flies to the mountain
and the sun cheers and brightens forms and colours
If as yet on the plain flowers have not blossomed
the intense light brings forth instead
fine countrymen, decked in their best attire
To stroll with you, Doctor; is an honour, as well as a wise occupation
All by myself I'd be disgusted, among these people
The populace annoy me
Juhé! Juhé! Juheisa! Juhé!
The handsome youth comes to the fair
with ribbons in hisjacket and flowers on his head
And under a poplar lasses and lads
dance a mad gallop
Juhé! Juhé!
All mingle haphazardly in the confused din of the music
Tra la la ra la ra la
All mingle haphazardly, let's dance!
All mingle haphazardly, let's sing!
The dance pounds the ground
All mingle haphazardly heisa! He!
Juhé! Juhé! Juheisa!
The women smile as they happily whirl around
Their skirts flutter in the wind
The dark boy and the blonde dance tightly embraced
and the round dance pounds the ground
and under a poplar lasses and lads
begin a mad gallop
Let's sit on that rock
See how the houses glow red
The day is fading
This is the hour for ghosts, they wander
in the evening mists, stretching their nets under the feet of men
Let's go! Fog hides the horizon
At nightfall one welcomes one‘s house
What are you pondering, staring immobile into the dusk?
Do you see that grey friar in those fields
- over there? -I noticed him a long time ago, master
There seems to be nothing strange about him
Sharpen your sight. Who do you think that friar is?
Someone begging for alms
Look closely. He moves in winding spirals
and is slowly drawing near us
- Oh! If |‘m not mistaken, his feet leave fiery traces on the ground! -Ah!
No! That is a figment of your imagination, I only see a grey friar
- He timidly goes on his way - He seems to be spinning a web around us
We are two strangers for him. Ah!
That is a figment of your imagination!
The spiral is tightening... He is near us... ah!
Observe him well!
He's a grey friar, he's no ghost
He's murmuring prayers, counting his beads
Let's go, master...
The handsome youth comes to the fair...
The dark boy and the blonde whirl around tightly embraced
From the fields and meadows which darkness now floods
from the quiet paths
I return, filled with peace, profound calm and holy mystery
My heart's grim passions slumber in placid oblivion
Only the love of man, the love of God burns within me!
From the fields and meadows I return and feel myself drawn to the Gospel
I shall meditate
Ho there! Who's crying out? The friar? What do I see?
l‘ll consent to share my cell with you, friar, as long as you don't howl
What?
He stares at me and does not speak!
What horrible phantom have I dragged along?
Fury, demon or spectre, you shall be mine!
Over your race, the sign of Solomon is omnipotent!
What a din! Sir, I am at your command
This then, was the kernel of the friar!
A gentleman! The jest is amusing
- What is your name? - The question is absurd
for one who disdains the arguments of the Word and only believes in Being
In noble gentlemen like you the name has such virtue that it reveals the Essence
Tell me, then, who are you?
A living part of that force which perpetually
thinks Evil and does Good
And what does that strange play on words mean?
lam the spirit that ever denies, all things: the star, the flower
My sneering and antagonism disturb the Creator's rest
I long for Nothingness and the ruin of all Creation
And my oxygen, my vital atmosphere
is what goes by the names of Sin
Death and Evil!
I laugh and hurl this syllable: “no“
I destroy, ltempt, I roar and hiss: “no“
I bite, capture, destroy, ltempt, roar and hiss
I Whistle! Whistle! Whistle! Eh!
lam part of the innermost recesses of the great All: Darkness
lam a child of Gloom, who will return to Gloom
If now light usurps and clutches my sceptre in rebellion
the dispute will end shortly
On the Sun and over the Earth is Destruction!
Strange son of Chaos
And, if you desire to become my partner, I gladly accept you from this hour
and call myself your friend or, if you prefer, your slave and servant
And in exchange, what conditions must I conform to?
- There is time for that... - No, the conditions, and speak plainly!
I bind myself in your service and will ceaselessly fulfill all your wishes
but down there (you understand?) the roles will be reversed
I am not concerned about the afterlife
If you grant me an hour of rest, in which my soul might know peace
if you reveal to my confused mind myself and the world
if I ever happen to say to the fleeting moment: “stay, you are beautiful!“
- Then may I die, and let Hell engulf me! - Very well!
- Let's sign this contract! - Here, done!
From tonight in the greedy orgies of my master
as his servant I will wait on him
From tonight in the greedy orgies of mylhis master
as his servant llhe will wait on him
-And when do we begin? -At once
- Very well, quickly, where shall we go? - Wherever you please
How do we leave this place? Where are the horses, coaches, lackeys?
I need but to spread my cloak
and we shall travel on the air
Illustrious and learned sir, how can you enjoy
a village maid‘s company and her rustic language?
Your ruby lips say words that are celestial
- Speak on, speak on... -Ah! Do not kiss this coarse hand of mine!
N0» n0, no, sir!
It's fine for a young bachelor to wander
the world gaily in search of adventure
But when gloomy times creeps on
old and widower he shall die in his bed
It's unfortunate! And I anxiously see that hour approach!
-Ah, yes! Ah, yes! Alas! - Nonsense! Don't think of it, there is still time
Forgive the rash words that escaped my lips
when I first beheld the enchantment of your face
I was sad, I was troubled, lwondered in my mind
whether you believed me to be an immoral girl, sir...
I wept so much, but on my heart
your face remained imprinted...
Continue, my treasure!
A most ancient maxim says
that a good wife is a rare thing...
- Really? - Rare indeed!
And you haven't been ensnared yet?
Believe me, I don't know what love is...
And no sigh, no dream ever burned in your heart, charmed you?
Believe me, I don't know what love is!
Tell me, Enrico, do you believe in religion?
I don't wish to trouble the beliefs of virtuous consciences
Let's talk of something else; for my love, girl, I would give my blood and life!
It's not enough. One must believe and you believe in nothing, Enrico
Listen, my fair angel
Who would dare avow the saying: “l believe in God“?
The words of saints are mockery to the truth I seek
And what man would be so bold as to say: “l do not believe“?
Fill your heart with the indescribable and true thrill of love
and then call that bliss Nature! Love! Mystery!
Life! God! Life! God!
Names and words are but smoke and fairy-tales compared with feeling
Then call that bliss Nature! Love! Mystery!
- I'd better go... goodbye - Life! God!
Goodbye, I must be off...
Tell me, are you alone at home often?
Our family is small
I look after the garden, the kitchen chores and the cornfield
I see to every need, I spin at the wool-winder
Mother is very rigorous
yet all my days pass in happiness and serenity
Tell me, shall I never pass one sweet hour of love
with you and blend my heart with your heart?
I do not sleep alone, and my mother is a light sleeper
Goodbye, I must be off...
Take this. Three drops of this potion will
make her fall into a placid, lethargic sleep
- Give it to me. And it will not harm my mother in any way? - In no way at all
charming angel with the pretty face! Ah!
- Merciful God, I am new, ignorant - It's the ultimate longing
- of the world, of love - the divine miracle
- I feel a mysterious and alluring aura - of life, of life!
- which spreads into my heart - Of unrestrained life!
Ah! I feel a mysterious and alluring aura!
- Farewell! |‘m off! - Stay, Margherita! - Marta! Marta! - Run, quick!
- I must fly! - Come, my love! - Where are you running to, Marta? - Run!
-Ah, I must fly! - Where to, Margherita?You‘re captured!
Ah! I love you!
Keep walking, come on, keep walking
the sky is dark, the climb steep
Keep walking, come on, keep walking
because far, far away
the mountain of old Satan looms
The sky is dark, the climb steep
Keep walking, come on, keep walking
Sprite! Sprite!
Swift and light sprite, glowing alone on the solitary path
come closer, for the slope is dark
- Come closer, sprite - Keep walking, keep walking...
Listen!
The forest stirs and the tall, ancient pines
collide furiously with each other with their gigantic arms
Listen, listen!
From the bottom of the valley I hear the howling of a thousand voices
The bunch from hell is approaching
Oh, wonder!
Already the clouds, the mountain, the woods and skies
strike up a wild, magical melody!
Let us climb, for time is cheating us and we shall miss King Bee|zebub‘s dance
The night of the Sabbath is a fateful night; the first one up gets an extra prize
The night of the Sabbath is a fateful night the first one down gets an extra prize
Up! Up! Up! Up!
The night of the Sabbath is a dreadful night!
Up, quick, for time is cheating us; our companions have reached the top
The night of the Sabbath is a dreadful night; the first one up gets an extra prize
Up! Up! Up! Up!
The night of the Sabbath is a dreadful night!
We are saved for all eternity! Yes!
Let us climb, for time is cheating us and we shall miss King Bee|zebub‘s dance
Make way for Mephistopheles, for your King!
O putrid brood, devoid of faith!
Worship me, all of you, and prostrate yourselves humbly before the King!
O putrid brood, devoid of faith!
We prostrate ourselves to Mephistopheles, to our King; all flat on the ground
People! And you give no sceptre, no mantle to your sovereign King?
Will my formidable hand close around nothing?
- Here is your mantle, do not be angry! - Heaven, earth and sea obey you!
Do not grow angry!
I have throne and sceptre, and I am despot of my fierce kingdom
but I want to clasp the entire world in my fist!
Hurry, blow under the cauldron, run and stirthe brew
run and dance over the cauldron
Here, prince, is the entire world!
Here is the world, empty and round
rising and falling, bouncing and shining
Dancing around the sun
trembling and roaring, giving, destroying
Now barren, now fertile. Here is the world!
On its wide, ancient back
there is a race corrupt and mad
proud, vile, wicked and subtle
that incessantly devours itself in every corner of the wicked world
Satan is a fairy-tale for them...
Hell is something to laugh about and mock...
Paradise is mocked and derided too...
Oh, by God! Now I can have a good laugh too!
When I think of what |‘m hiding from them!
Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Behold the world!
Let's dance! Let's dance!
Let's dance, let's dance, for the world has fallen!
Let's dance, let's dance, for the world is ruined!
On the broken pieces of the doomed globe, let our hellish dance fire up!
Wonder, oh wonder!
Far away, over there, in the misty sky
a pale and sad maid, can you see her?
She slowly drags her feet, in fetters!
Ah, what a pitiful sight!
- The sweet girl resembles Margherita - Turn your eyes away!
That is a tempting spectre!
It is an alluring phantom
which infects the hearts of those who gaze upon it!
Turn your eyes away, deluded soul, from the head of Medusa!
Those celestial eyes, wide open, like in a corpse!
And the white breast, which received so many kisses from me!
Yes, it is Margherita, my angel, ah!
Turn your eyes away! In that vision every man sees the woman he loved
Ah, a strange necklace, like a blood line, circles her throat
Her head is severed, Perseo cut it off!
Ah! Let's dance, for time is cheating us, on the broken pieces of the world
The night of the Sabbath is a dreadful one; let our hellish dance echo around
Sabba, Sabba, Saboé!
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