2 High-Resolution PDFs of Carl Maria von Weber - Hunter's Chorus from "Der Freischütz"
"Hunter's Chorus" is a rousing male chorus from Weber's Romantic opera Der Freischütz, depicting hunters' camaraderie in Germanic forests. It remains one of the most recognizable operatic choruses globally.
The Hunter's Chorus is a spirited aria from Weber's German Romantic opera "Der Freischütz", known for its horn calls and folk-inspired melodies that evoke forest atmosphere.
The overture to Der Freischütz is celebrated for its innovative use of orchestration and leitmotifs, establishing Weber as a pioneer of Romantic opera. Its dramatic "Wolf’s Glen" scene music influenced later composers like Wagner.
The chorus "Viktoria, Viktoria!" appears in Act I of Weber's Romantic opera Der Freischütz, celebrating the victory of the huntsman Max in a shooting contest. It embodies the opera’s folk-inspired style and foreshadows the supernatural themes central to the plot.
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