Schwanengesang, D957, No. 7: Abschied (Parting)

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Performed by Bryn Terfel 5. Performed by Bryn Terfel 9. Having wished for an eternity of either happiness or wretchedness, the narrator blames himself for the weight of sorrow that he now bears, like the giant Atlas. The singer tries to sweet-talk a fishing girl into a romantic encounter, drawing parallels between his heart and the sea.

The singer is in a boat rowing towards the city where he lost the one he loved; it comes foggily into view. The singer looks at the house where his beloved once lived, and is horrified to see someone standing outside it in torment — it is, or appears to be, none other than himself, aping his misery of long ago.

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