Pell Gingt -
The legendary figure of the Norwegian dramatist Ibsen,
An ambitious young man,
After a lifetime of debauchery and ups and downs,
Returning to his hometown in old age was destitute.
Solvague – Pelle Günter's young lover,
Obsessively and persistently waiting for him in his hometown for a lifetime,
In the end, the two exhausted old men embraced each other deeply,
Finding the last comfort of life...
The Norwegian composer Greg played the play,
And from this two sets of suites were selected,
Each capital is a classic.
The most moving must be "The Song of Solvague":
"Winter goes to spring, and the cycle begins,
One day, you'll come back..."
It was originally a vocal song,
When the suite was composed, Grieg adapted it into an instrumental piece.
It is so beautiful...
Moving melody with heartbreaking sorrow,
The wait is full of hope and persistence.
The music takes us into northern Norway,
There are melancholy forests, lonely seas,
Cold winds, long winters...
It was far away from the hustle and bustle, silent and cold.
In a trance, I saw Solvig sitting in front of the hut,
She carries the earthly tolerance,
Wait till death for the return of the prodigal son.
Grieg's hometown of Bergen is surrounded by mountains and fjords
Greg
Was everyone ever Been Pelle Ginter?
When I was young, I fantasized about making a difference,
For the dream of going on a long trip,
After experiencing the mercilessness of time and the teasing of fate,
Finally realize the true meaning of life.
Someday you will come back..."
The End