Rosselmann Monologue from Wilhelm Tell

From Wilhelm Tell by Friedrich Schiller

male · inspirational · 42 sec

By this fair light which greeteth us, before Those other nations, that, beneath us far, In noisome cities pent, draw painful breath, Swear we the oath of our confederacy! A band of brothers true we swear to be, Never to part in danger or in death! (They repeat his words with three fingers raised.) We swear we will be free as were our sires, And sooner die than live in slavery! (All repeat as before.) We swear, to put our trust in God Most High, And not to quail before the might of man! (All repeat as before, and embrace each other.)

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