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The Metropolitan Opera Presents. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's Le Nozze di Figaro. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.

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Die Metropolitan Opera Presents. Von Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Die Hochzeit des Figaro. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.

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The Metropolitan Opera Presents. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's Le Nozze di Figaro. Libretto, Background, and Photos. Composed by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. 1756-1791. Amadeus. Softcover. 296 pages. Published by Amadeus Press. HL.129494. ISBN 1574674617. 6x9 inches. Today Mozart's exquisite Le Nozze di Figaro delights and moves audiences everywhere, long after its 1786 birth into tumultuous times. The original Beaumarchais play raised a firestorm in France, then on the brink of revolution, with its dangerous commentary on class relations. However, Lorenzo Da Ponte carefully omitted anything political from his opera libretto. what remained, when joined with Mozart's sublime and penetrating music, was a witty yet profound tale of infatuation, heartache, scheming, and tenderness, where complex emotions are laid bare and everyone, regardless of class, is equally vulnerable to the powers of love. Figaro continues the story of The Barber of Seville several years later, in a single “day of madness. ” Count Almaviva's love, Rosina, is now his long-suffering countess, and the barber Figaro, now the count's valet, is about to marry Susanna, the countess's maid. But the couple-to-be must first deal with two obstacles. a demand that Figaro pay his debt to an older woman or marry her instead, and the count's determination to bed Susanna on her wedding night. Suspicions fly, plots are hatched, narrow escapes abound, and connivers receive their due. Love and forgiveness finally bring order to the craziness, and a day filled with torment and worry ends in joy.

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Die Metropolitan Opera Presents. Von Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Die Hochzeit des Figaro. Libretto, Hintergrund und Fotos. Komponiert von Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. 1756-1791. Amadeus. Softcover. 296 Seiten. Veröffentlicht von Amadeus Press. HL.129494. ISBN 1574674617. 6x9 Zoll. Today Mozart's exquisite Le Nozze di Figaro delights and moves audiences everywhere, long after its 1786 birth into tumultuous times. The original Beaumarchais play raised a firestorm in France, then on the brink of revolution, with its dangerous commentary on class relations. However, Lorenzo Da Ponte carefully omitted anything political from his opera libretto. what remained, when joined with Mozart's sublime and penetrating music, was a witty yet profound tale of infatuation, heartache, scheming, and tenderness, where complex emotions are laid bare and everyone, regardless of class, is equally vulnerable to the powers of love. Figaro continues the story of The Barber of Seville several years later, in a single “day of madness. ” Count Almaviva's love, Rosina, is now his long-suffering countess, and the barber Figaro, now the count's valet, is about to marry Susanna, the countess's maid. But the couple-to-be must first deal with two obstacles. a demand that Figaro pay his debt to an older woman or marry her instead, and the count's determination to bed Susanna on her wedding night. Suspicions fly, plots are hatched, narrow escapes abound, and connivers receive their due. Love and forgiveness finally bring order to the craziness, and a day filled with torment and worry ends in joy.