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At the Boar's Head

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1234: 418:, "Devouring Time, blunt though the lion's paws". Falstaff is displeased and interrupts with the ballad "When Arthur first in Court began", and the two songs continue in parallel. A distant march precedes a communication from Bardolph to Prince Hal, who must go to the Court at Westminster. Prince Hal and Poins remove their disguises and leave to the shouts of the outside crowd. 1823: 42: 406:
The story begins in late afternoon, as Bardolph, Gadshill and Peto sing and drink in an upstairs room at the tavern. Falstaff arrives, followed by Prince Hal and Poins, whom Falstaff accuses of cowardice, for not assisting him in an attempted highway robbery earlier that day. Falstaff exaggerates the
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and others. Holst noticed that the rhythm and metre of Shakespeare's lines matched the tunes in the Playford, as well as the tunes that Sharp and others had collected. He then decided to set a number of those melodies to a story assembled from episodes set at the Boar's Head Inn from the two parts of
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The Hostess announces the arrival of a gentleman from Court, whereupon Falstaff and the others leave. After Prince Hal delivers a soliloquy, Falstaff and the others return with news that civil war has begun. Falstaff advises Prince Hal to rehearse what he will say to the King before he returns to
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Pistol calls to Falstaff off-stage, and then enters the inn, in spite of the misgivings of Doll and the concern of the Hostess for the inn's reputation. Pistol and Doll argue vehemently, and Pistol is ejected. Bardolph arrives with word that a dozen captains are searching all the taverns for
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Falstaff. Falstaff bids Doll farewell, but at the end, before all the men go off to war, Bardolph brings a last message for Doll Tearsheet to meet Falstaff one last time. The hostess pushes Doll through the door to the assignation at the close of the opera.
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The opera observes classical unities of a single setting for the plot, with the events occurring in real time on a single day. The story focuses on the conversations between Falstaff and Prince Hal, and the characters who wander in and out of the
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Doll Tearsheet arrives, and Prince Hal and Poins don disguises to be able to observe her and Falstaff's behaviour. Falstaff asks for a song, whereupon the disguised Prince Hal sings Shakespeare's
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Contemporary audiences overall gave the opera a lukewarm reception. Imogen Holst said of the opera that it contained "very little relief from the onslaught of the counterpoint".
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Holst devised the idea for this opera in 1924, whilst convalescing from an illness. During this period, he alternated between reading
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has commented that another reason for the failure of the opera was that the music did not add sufficiently to the original texts.
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story, until Prince Hal says that he and Poins had stolen from Falstaff money that had prior been taken from unarmed travellers.
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Court. Prince Hal practices with Falstaff in the role of the King, and later the two trade roles.
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Cecil Sharp, published editions: 4 morris tunes, 1 traditional country dance
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summarised the folk tunes which her father used in the score as follows:
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followed on 20 April 1925, with the following singers among the cast:
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Index

Opera
Gustav Holst

Henry IV, Part 1
Part 2
Shakespeare
Gustav Holst
libretto
Shakespeare
Henry IV, Part 1
Henry IV, Part 2
John Playford
The English Dancing Master
Cecil Sharp
Imogen Holst
Palace Theatre, Manchester
British National Opera Company
Malcolm Sargent
Golders Green Hippodrome
Falstaff
Doll Tearsheet
Prince Hal
Puccini
Gianni Schicchi
MacDowell Club
Sandor Harmati
Hugh Ottaway
Voice type
Malcolm Sargent
Falstaff

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