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Die Frau ohne Schatten ("The Woman without a Shadow") is widely regarded as Richard Strauss' finest score. This enchanting opera stars a pair of childless couples-a fairy-empress and her huntsman-emperor husband, the poor dyer Barak and his grim wife-plus a supporting cast of pirits, secret messengers, and disembodied voices in a dreamlike landscape.

The opera, which premiered in 1919, features a libretto based on an original story by Strauss' frequent collaborator, Hugo von Hofmannsthal. Its fairy-tale allegory evokes the world of Mozart's The Magic Flute, brought to vibrant life with the composer's spectacular, lush orchestral score-the most fantastically intricate work in the long career of this master orchestrator.

An absolute must for students and admirers of Strauss' craft, this volume pro-vides an authoritative edition of the opera's full score.

Dover (2004) unabridged republication Ffirstner, Berlin, 1919. vi+666pp. 93/8x 121/4of the original edition by Adolph Paperbound.

ACT Ⅰ

SCENE 1. A terrace over the imperial gardens

SCENE 2. The dyer’s house

ACT Ⅱ

SCENE 1. The dyer's house

SCENE 2. The forest, before the falcon-house

SCENE 3. The dyer's house

The Empress's bedchamber

The dyer's house

ACT Ⅲ

A dungeon underground

The entrance to the spirit temple

Inside the spirit temple

A landscape in the spirit reahn

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Since its premiere in 1919, " Die Frau ohne Schatten" (The Woman without a Shadow) is widely regarded as Richard Strauss' finest score. This enchanting opera stars a pair of childless couples plus a supporting cast of spirits, secret messengers, and disembodied voices in a dreamlike landscape. Features a libretto by Strauss' frequent collaborator, Hugo von Hofmannsthal.