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Opera Music Synopsis - Rimsky Korsakov: Boyarinya Vera Sheloga

Opera Music Plot Synopsis
Rimsky Korsakov: Boyarinya Vera Sheloga

Vera, the wife of Ivan Sheloga, who is absent at the War, is singing her child
to sleep. Nadezhda, her sister, learns that the child is not Sheloga's, but the
mother refuses to divulge more than that one day, when on her way to the
Pechersky Monastery, she had become faint, and had found herself, on regaining
consciousness, in the tent of a stranger, who subsequently visited her at her
home. Hardly has she finished her story when her husband returns. When he puts
the question, ``Whose is that child?'' Nadezhda, to shield her sister, proclaims
herself the mother.
(The child is Olga, the Maid of Pskov, her father is Ivan the Terrible.)