Bob Jones University [ Ссылка ] - Act II, Scene 2: An avenue in the city of Thebes. . .
Performed by the BJU Opera Chorus and Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Steven White; Clay Hilley, Radames; Mary Phillips, Amneris; Indra Thomas, Aida; Kevin Thompson, Ramphis; Grant Youngblood, Amonasro; Caleb French, King of Egypt
Preceded by the triumphal entry of the Egyptian armies, Radames appears before the king and the jubilant crowd. The Ethiopian captives are brought in with Amonasro, disguised as an officer, among them. Aida rushes to her father, who urges her not to betray his identity. Summoned before the king, Amonasro declares that the king of the Ethiopians is dead and begs for mercy for the captives. Radames asks for the life and liberty of the captives. The king gives in to Radames' wishes, but Ramphis succeeds in having Aida and Amonasro retained as hostages. As a token of Egypt's gratitude, Radames is given the hand of Amneris in marriage.
