The tempo is slow due to the fact that the man is morning. The piece is overall intended to be sung dramatically, so there is no meter. The listeners overall reaction to the piece is depressing at first but then turns into a comforting work of art. The opening music sounds like a lute. After the lute plays for a few seconds a man’s tenor voice starts singing...
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The singing is slow and drawn out. Yet the song is soothing, in the sense that the man wants to be with this person that has passed away. He starts to morn, but he vows to “entreat the king of shadows” (Farris 124). Or he wants to follow this person into the underworld. So he gives up his life to be with someone...
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