
Two people are walking through the bare, cold grove;
the moon accompanies them, they gaze at it.
The moon courses above the high of heaven,
into which the black treetops reach.
A woman’s voice speaks:
I am carrying a child, and not of yours;
I walk insin beside you.
I have deeply transgressed against myself.
I no longer believed in happiness
and yet had a great yearning
fot purposeful life, fot the happiness
and responsability of motherhood; so I dared
and, shuddering, let my body
be embraced by a srtange man,
and have become pregnant from it.
Now lifr has taken its revenge,
now that I have met you.
She walks whit awkward step.
She looks up: the moon acoompanies them.
Her dark glance is inundated whit ligth.
A man’s voice speaks:
Let the child you have conceived
Be no burden to your soul.
O see, how brightly the universe gleams”
There is radiance on everything;
you drift whit me on a cold sea,
but a special warmth flickers
from you to me, from me to you.
This will trasnfigure the other’s child;
You will bearit for me, from me;
You have brought radiance on me,
You have made a child myself.
He claps her round her strong hips.
Their breath mingles in the breeze.
Two people go through the tall, clear night.
Verklärte Nacht (Arnold Schönberg) - English Chamber Orchestra
La Nuit Transfigurée
Noche Transfigurada
Kammersinfonie Nr.2, Op.38
Chamber Symphony No.2
Symphonie de chambre nº 2
Sinfonía de cámara No. 2
2. I: Adagio
3. II: Con fuoco - molto adagio
Descarga: Verklärte Nacht
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