Parsifal, after many years of wandering, appears with the spear that will heal Amfortas's wound. Gazing on the beautiful meadows, Parsifal says that on Good Friday every living thing should only sigh and sorrow, and the radiant Good Friday Music is a poignant meditation on the chief themes of the opera: suffering, compassion and redemption.
For more, you can check out this piece from a few years ago. ◙
Blessed Easter to the gang at "Our Word"!
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter from me too! I'm waiting for your John Forsyth memorial - seriously.
ReplyDeleteSoon, Ter. I intend to have one this week.
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