"Deh vieni, non tardar" from Mozart's The Marriage of Figaro

Haley Griffith, 18, sings "Deh vieni, non tardar" from Mozart's The Marriage of Figaro at the Williamsburg Music Club benefit concert on June 4, 2017. Accompanied by Rosanne Reddin.
Translation:
At last the moment has arrived
when I will rejoice without worry
in the arms of my adored one.
Fearful cares, begone from my heart,
do not come to trouble my delight!
Oh, how it seems that the pleasantness of this spot,
earth and heaven respond to the fire of love,
how the night favors my stolen joys!
Ah come, do not delay, my lovely joy.
Come where love calls you to rejoice,
while no star shines in heaven,
while the sky is dark, and the world is silent.
Here murmurs the brook, here plays the breeze
which refreshes the heart with its gentle whispering,
here the little flowers smile and the grass is cool,
here everything entices us to the pleasures of love.
Come, my beloved, among these hidden trees!
I want to crown your brow with roses.
(tr. Rebecca Burstein)