Peter Grimes, Op. 33 / Act 1 - Act I Scene 1: Oh, hang at open doors (彼得·格莱姆斯，作品33 - 第一幕 - “哦，挂在门上”)-Jean Watson/Raymond Nilsson/James Pease/John Lanigan/Marion Studholme/Iris Kells

[ti:Four Sea Interludes from 'Peter Grimes' op. 33a (1945) - Act 1 - "Oh, Hang At Open Doors" (彼得·格莱姆斯，作品33 - 第一幕 - “哦，挂在门上”)] [ar:Jean Watson/Raymond Nilsson/James Pease/John Lanigan/Marion Studholme/Iris Kells/Lauris Elms/Sir Geraint Evans/Chorus of the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden/Orchestra of the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden/Benjamin Britten] [al:Britten: Peter Grimes] [by:] [offset:0] [00:00.00]Britten: Peter Grimes, Op. 33 / Act 1: "Oh, Hang At Open Doors" - Jean Watson/Raymond Nilsson/James Pease/John Lanigan/Marion Studholme/Iris Kells/Lauris Elms/Geraint Evans/Chorus of the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden/Orchestra of the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden/Benjamin Britten [00:11.26]Lyrics by：Montagu Slater/George Crabbe [00:22.53]Composed by：Benjamin Britten [00:33.80]Oh hang at open doors the net the cork [00:44.61]While squalid sea-dames at their mending work [00:58.93]Welcome the hour when fishing through the tide [01:05.80]The weary husband throws his freight aside [01:30.26]O cold and wet and driven by the tide [01:40.53]Beat your tired arms against your tarry side [01:54.86]Find rest in public bars where fiery gin [02:01.19]Will aid the warmth that languishes within [02:07.17]Auntie [02:07.87]Come in gentlemen come in [02:10.51]Her vats flow with poisoned gin [02:14.21]Boles has gone Methody [02:15.69]A man should have [02:17.13]Hobbies to cheer his private life [02:26.21]Dabbling on shore half-naked sea-boys crowd [02:35.75]Swim round a ship or swing upon a shroud [02:49.54]Or in a boat purloined with paddles play [02:55.88]And grow familiar with the watery way [03:01.12]Shoo shoo shoo you little barnacles [03:04.74]Up your anchors hoist your sails [03:07.55]Shoo shoo [03:12.72]Dr. Crabbe [03:14.45]He drinks "Good Health" to all diseases [03:18.51]Storm [03:20.76]Storm [03:22.78]A long way out sea horses [03:27.55]The wind is holding back the tide [03:31.29]If it veers round watch for your lives [03:40.69]And if the spring tide eats the land again [03:50.18]Till even the cottages and cobbled walls of fishermen [04:05.94]Are billets for the thievish waves which take [04:12.38]As if in sleep thieving for thieving's sake [04:30.42]Good morning good morning [04:33.00]Good morning [04:34.90]Good morning good morning dear Rector [04:39.30]Had Auntie no nieces we'd never respect her [04:45.76]Good morning good morning [04:48.10]Good morning [04:50.11]Good morning your worship Mr. Swallow [04:54.36]You jeer but if they wink you're eager to follow [05:03.45]For us sea-dwellers this sea-birth can be [05:10.18]I'm coming tonight to see your nieces [05:13.45]Death to our gardens of fertility [05:16.78]The Boar is at its patron's service [05:21.85]God's storm will drown your hot desires [05:25.17]Yet only such contemptuous springtide can [05:28.03]Tickle the virile impotence of man [05:29.04]God stay the tide or I shall share your fears