text: This opera's second act opens with a "March of the Priests" popular as a wedding piece.
full_question: This opera's second act opens with a "March of the Priests" popular as a wedding piece. Its protagonist is blessed in the aria "O Isis und Osiris" before being put through a trial by silence. Upon reuniting with his love, a baritone in this opera is reduced to stuttering "Pa, pa, pa." That character earlier sings "Der VogelfÃ¤nger ["FOH-gull-feng-er"] bin ich ja" as he introduces himself as the birdcatcher Papageno. The murder of the sorcerer Sarastro is ordered in its coloÂ·raÂ·tura aria "Der HÃ¶lle Rache" ["HUH-luh RAH-kuh"], sung by the Queen of the Night to her daughter Pamina, who is in love with Tamino. For 10 points, name this Mozart opera about the title instrument.
first_sentence: This opera's second act opens with a "March of the Priests" popular as a wedding piece.
raw_answer: The Magic Flute [or Die ZauberflÃ¶te]