"Of which we cannot speak we must sing!"
Original title: "Wovon man nicht sprechen kann, davon muß man singen!"
Overview
Mozart's The Abduction from the Seraglio: Why does this person speak and not sing? He longs to sing. Singing generally emerges when language becomes helpless. Ferdinand Raimund's magic plays The Alpine King and the Misanthrope and The Captive Fantasy. "For all happiness, we are loath to believe, at the end is only fantasy." Mozart's The Clemency of Titus: Servilia and Annius light a candle symbolising their love. From Mozart's last opera The Magic Flute: "The rays of the sun conquer the night and destroy the hypocrites' fraudulent power."
Crew
- Director
- Alexander Kluge
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"Of which we cannot speak we must sing!" was directed by Alexander Kluge.
When was "Of which we cannot speak we must sing!" released?
"Of which we cannot speak we must sing!" was released in 1998.
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