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La route d’Emeraude

Opera by (Julianus Marie) August De Boeck (1865 - 1937)

Recitativo and Cantilène Francesca

Language: French (Français) 
Recitativo
Vous avez deviné, oui,
je suis espagnole de naissance et de cœur,
et tout mon être a froid sous ce ciel monotone:
La grisaille du temps ternit même son rire
et je sens des nuages passer sur ma gaîté.

Aria
Comme une feur de serre, j’ai besoin de chaleur
pour m’épanouir toute et réjouir les sens,
vous m’avez regardée: j’ai senti sur mon cœur
comme un peu de soleil qui viendrait de là-bas!...
Beau pays du divin soleil,
pays du ciel toujours clair et bleu,
pays des feurs étrangères, pays des fruits savoureux,
pays des sérénades, des parfums violents,
des danses langoureuses, vrai paradis d’amour!...
Et le désir me prend d’aller voir mon Espagne,
d’y retrouver mon sang et tous ceux de ma race.
Si je te demandais de me prendre avec toi,
Dis, que répondrais-tu? Dis?

Text Authorship:

  • by Max Alexys (1890 - 1967), written 1921 , appears in La route d’Emeraude [author's text not yet checked against a primary source]

Musical settings (art songs, Lieder, mélodies, (etc.), choral pieces, and other vocal works set to this text), listed by composer (not necessarily exhaustive):

Set by (Julianus Marie) August De Boeck (1865 - 1937), 1920, first performed 1921 [ soprano and orchestra ]

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