Orpheus's journey

RobertHugill on June 09, 2012 08:47

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    Tone poem for large orchestra by Robert Hugill, based on verses from the poem 'Orpheus, Euridice and Hermes' by Rainer Maria Rilke

    Das war der Seelen wunderliches Bergwerk.
    Wie stille Silbererze gingen sie
    als Adern durch sein Dunkel. Zwischen Wurzeln
    entsprang das Blut, das fortgeht zu den Menschen,
    und schwer wie Porphyr sah es aus im Dunkel.
    Sonst war nichts Rotes.

    That was the strange mine of souls.
    As secret ores of silver they passed
    like veins through its darkness. Between the roots
    blood welled, flowing onwards to Mankind,
    and it looked as hard as Porphyry in the darkness.
    Otherwise nothing was red.

    Synthesized version by Robert Hugill

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