Palmyra. Koanga then fights with Martinez and prevails in the man-to-man struggle. Koanga escapes to the swamp and invokes magic to bring disease contagion to the plantation. However, he has a vision of Palmyra’s suffering, which causes him to return to the plantation. When he arrives, Perez is trying to embrace Palmyra. Koanga kills Perez, but is in turn captured and executed. Palmyra mourns for Koanga, and then takes her own life. Epilogue The planter's daughters respond to Uncle Joe’s story, as the sun rises. Recording EMI Classics 585 142 2 (2003 reissue): Eugene Holmes, Claudia Lindsey, Raimund Herincx, Keith Erwen, Jean Allister, Simon Estes; John Alldis Choir; London Symphony Orchestra; Sir Charles Groves, conductor. Recorded Kingsway Hall 19–26 September 1973. References Notes External links "Koanga (1895-97", Boosey & Hawkes Boosey & Hawkes page on Pegasus Opera production of Koanga KOANGA page with libretto, discography, reviews, sound files and more. Operas by Frederick Delius Operas 1904 operas Operas set in the United States Operas based on novels Delius