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Did You Know?

She takes the ring and tells the Rhine maidens to claim it from her ashes, once fire has cleansed it of its curse.

This is part of "Dawn and Siegfried's Rhine Journey". Hagen's Watch (Act I) Hagen summons the vassals and the Wedding March (Act II) Brà¼nnhilde's Immolation Scene (Act III) as a soprano solo with orchestra (Hagen's single line is omitted).According to Albert Speer, the Berlin Philharmonic's last performance before their evacuation from Berlin at the end of World War II was of Brà¼nnhilde's Immolation Scene at the end of the opera.Speer, Albert.

Gunther blames Siegfried's death on Hagen, who replies that Siegfried had incurred the penalty of his false oath, and further, claims the ring on Siegfried's finger by right of conquest.

As a pledge of fidelity, Siegfried gives her the ring that he took from Fafner's hoard.

Bearing Brà¼nnhilde's shield and mounting her horse Grane, Siegfried rides away as an orchestral interlude (Siegfried's Journey to the Rhine) starts.The act begins in the Hall of the Gibichungs, a population dwelling by the Rhine.

Unaware of the deception, Siegfried toasts Brà¼nnhilde and their love.