Tiriel, Op. 41, is a 1985 opera by the Russian composer Dmitri Smirnov in three acts with a symphonic prologue to his own English libretto after a poem of the same title by William Blake. It has been
Har is a character in the mythological writings of William Blake, who roughly corresponds to an aged Adam. His wife, Heva, corresponds to Eve. Har appears in Tiriel and The Song of Los and is briefly
Tiriel (opera)
…Tiriel, the old and blind king – baritone: Rudolf Kostas Har, his father – tenor: George Maran Heva, his mother – soprano: Melinda Liebermann…
"Har and Heva bathing"; Har and Heva are shown naked in a shallow stream whilst Mnetha lies behind looking on.
The Song of Los, Plate 4, showing Har and Heva fleeing from the "War & Lust" of their brethren.