Eurydice was the wife of Orpheus, a wonderful musician. She was killed by a bite from a snake. Orpheus loved her so that he went to Tartarus to get her back. He made it there and Queen Persephone loved his music so much, that she talked her husband, Hades, into letting Orpheus have Eurydice back. Hades consented but told Orpheus if he looked back on his way home, Eurydice would be lost forever. He made it almost all of the way back to his house, but heard something behind him, and turned. Eurydice merly faded away, like a ghost.
Euridice was not a goddess, she was a nymph. She was the wife of Orpheus, who according to legend lived in Pimplea, Greece.
It appears that it was the shepherd Aristaeus who chased Eurydice. She was the wife of Orpheus. Aristaeus chased her because he had fallen in love with her. However she trod on a snake & died. Orpheus descended into Hades after her and his singing so charmed the Gods that they agreed to let Euridice accompany him back to the upper world. However Orpheus had to go through Hades and not look back. He did so trying to check if Eurydice was following him and she vanished from his sight.
He did not die.
Athena didn't die. As a god, she cannot die, but she can get hurt.
Thetis did not die.
Euridice - Caccini - was created in 1602.
The cast of Orfeo ed Euridice - 1991 includes: Jochen Kowalski as Orfeo Gillian Webster as Euridice
The cast of Maledetta Euridice - 1986 includes: Germano Altomani Michele Capuano Cristina Donadio Edoardo Florio Francesco Madonna Leza Piazza Diana Romito Anita Zagaria
La clemenza di Tito Orfeo ed Euridice
Harry Bekkering has written: 'Orpheus en Euridice in Vlaanderen'
Euridice was not a goddess, she was a nymph. She was the wife of Orpheus, who according to legend lived in Pimplea, Greece.
The cast of Orfeu - 2004 includes: Neuza as Euridice Ivo Canelas as Orfeu
Numerous operas have been written since 1600 on this subject, some quite obscure, but Gluck's ending where by, in reward for Orfeo's continued love, Amore returns Euridice to life and she and Orfeo are reunited seems to be the first operatic 'happy' ending.
Gluck was primarily an opera composer. The most famous and certainly the most lasting of his operas is "Orfeo ed Euridice." Probably about equally well-known are the aria "Che faro senza Euridice" and the instrumental "Dance of the blessed spirits," both from that opera.
[1] L'Orfeo was composed by Claudio Monteverdi. [2] Orfeo ed Euridice was composed by Christoph Willibald Gluck.
The cast of El cuyo - 1983 includes: Pablo Jaime Euridice Roman Maribel Vargas as Voice
The cast of Altijd tevreden - 2011 includes: Urbanus as Armand Piston Ellen Ten Damme as Euridice Degand