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Meaning of "rusalka"
Rusalka: In Slavic mythology, a female ghost or water nymph that lives in rivers and lakes
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- A female water spirit that leads handsome men to their deaths underwater.
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Specifics pertaining to rusalka differed within regions.
Rusalka sadly vanishes into the lake.
I will paint you as a rusalka.
Rusalka is confident and drinks the potion.
The concept of such supernatural beings is similar to that of Rusalka from Slavic mythology.
Rusalka agrees to the terms and drinks a potion.
Sometimes an honored birch tree would be named for a rusalka as part of Green Week.
Rusalka rises from the depths of the lake.
This is where Rusalka lived.
This aria is Rusalka asking the moon to tell the prince of her love.
Sailors of the battleship Rusalka.
The role of the rusalka in this holiday is somewhat unclear.
Order tickets by phone Rusalka.
Rusalka is the opera in which the poetic genius of Dvořák reaches its peak.
Behind the scenes of Rusalka.
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Rusalka then goes back to the lake with her father the Water Gnome.
The servants disappear as the Prince enters with Rusalka.
Rusalka is an opera by Alexander Dargomyzhsky.
The suspended bed of Rusalka.
Rusalka is an opera by Antonín Dvořák.
Růžena Maturová as the first Rusalka.
The Rusalka seaside resort.
The prince rejects Rusalka.
Reviews on Rusalka hotels on the Black sea coast in Bulgaria.
Fotos from presentations Rusalka.
Rusalka The company.
Russian monitor Rusalka.
Rusalka refuses, throwing the weapon into the water.
The music in Rusalka.
Rusalka rejects this, throwing the dagger into the lake.
In one legend she is a rusalka or a rusalka 's sister.
Rusalka sits by the lake once again, lamenting her fate.
Upon hearing his name, he is drawn inexorably to the waiting rusalka.
Rusalka then goes back to the lake with her father the Water-Gnome.
In terms of its composition, Rusalka is particularly symphonic.
I was Rusalka - the spirit of a young innocent wrongly killed.
She stayed quiet, leaving the talking to Rusalka.
The Rusalka lied about the knight's feet and blatantly.
He also wrote operas, of which the best known is Rusalka.
A rusalka is a water sprite from Slavic mythology, usually inhabiting a lake or river.
Or looks after their babies . Then the rusalka helps women spin wool.
In Slavic mythology, Rusalka is a water nymph, a female spirit who lives in rivers.
The Water-Goblin says that it was actually the Prince that betrayed Rusalka.
In the final act, Rusalka returns to her lake and regains her voice.
Other favourite resorts are Albena and the Dyuni, Elenite and Rusalka holiday villages.
In a melancholy mood, Rusalka asks the moon to tell the prince of her love.
But you can not listen, even to Rusalka.
The story of Rusalka shows strong parallels with other well-known mermaid tales.
You will not listen, even to Rusalka.
Dvořák 's Rusalka is a true gem of Czech opera, one that has won over audiences worldwide.
