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Act II
Scene 4. Eva approaches Sachs with the hope that Sachs saves her from Backmesser. Her questions about Walter reveals to Sachs that she loves Walter. Beckmesser sends a message to Eva that he means to serenade her. Eva decides to send Magdalena in her place.
Scene 6. To annoy Beckmesser who is trying to serenade Eva, Sachs sings. David recognizes his beloved Magdalena at the window and attacks Beckmesser. A riot breaks class="dynamic">Act III
Scene 1. Sachs Workshop. David brings food, sausages and cake for Hans Sachs on his name day. Sachs contemplates the riot of the night before. When Walter recounts a dream he had, Sachs helps him shape the dream into a prize song. But after the two men retire to dress for the festivities, Beckmesser discovers Walter's poem and pockets it [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], thinking it is Sachs who wrote it. Discovering the theft, Sachs makes Beckmesser a present of the song, assuring him that he himself will not sing it. Eva arrives, complain
A Street in Nuremberg
Scene 1. Magdalena learns of Walter's defeat from David.
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Notable arias: "Am stillen Herd" (Walter), "Jerum! Jerum!" (Hans Sachs) [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], "Morgenlich Leuchtend"/ Prize song (Walter).
Scene 5. Walter asks Eva to elope with him, but Sachs moves his work into the street where he can keep an eye on the lovers so they don't make a wrong decision.
Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg (The Master Singers of Nuremberg) is a three-act comic opera composed by Richard Wagner (May 22, 1813 – February 13, 1883). Libretto by Wagner himself, an original work with historical personages. It was first performed in Munich, Königliches Hof- und Nationaltheater, June 21, 1868. Setting is in Nuremberg in the 16th century.
Scene 3. Sachs remembers Walter's song.
Overture.
Scene 3. Beckmesser asks Pogner to intercede on his behalf with Eva. Pogner says that although Eva may refuse the winner of the singing competition, she must still wed a master singer. Hans Sachs suggests that the people and not the master singers should judge the competition. His suggestion was rejected. Pogner proposes Walter for the master singers' guild and Walter performs a trial song while Beckmesser focuses on his compositional and technical mistakes. In a way, Walter's violations of the guild rules disqualify him, but Sachs insists they should hear Walter's song to the end.
Scene 2. David instructs Walter what one must learn to become a master singer.
Inside Saint Catherine's Church.
Scene 1. A young knight, Walter, sees the goldsmith's daughter, Eva, in church and learns she is to marry whoever wins the master singing competition. Smitten by her, he decides to compete. Eva and her nurse, Magdalena, turn him over to David, apprentice to the cobbler [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], and song master Hans Sachs.
Characters / Roles Walter von Stolzing, A knight from Franconia (tenor)Veit Pogner, A goldsmith (bass)Eva, Pogner's daughter (soprano)Magdalena, Eva's companion (mezzo or soprano)Hans Sachs, A cobbler (bass or bass baritone)David, Sachs's apprentice (tenor)Fritz Kothner, A baker (bass or bass baritone)Sixtus Beckmesser, The town clerk (bass or bass baritone)Plot Summary / Synopsis
Scene 2. Eva is distraught about it.
Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg is Richard Wagner's only work that deals with real people and also involving comedy. In its finest German tradition, it is humane with a tender spirit.