The most acclaimed moment in this opera is the aria "Grossmachtige Prinzessin", which prompts Harlequin to make advances on the singer. Its prologue concerns the anger of a serious opera composer at plans to have his work performed at the same time as a Commedia dell'Arte farce, and who is unconsole
The most acclaimed moment in this opera is the aria "Grossmachtige Prinzessin", which prompts Harlequin to make advances on the singer. Its prologue concerns the anger of a serious opera composer at plans to have his work performed at the same time as a Commedia dell'Arte farce, and who is unconsoled despite the advances of Zerbinetta. In the opera itself, the title figure agrees to accompany Bacchus to Olympus after being abandoned by Theseus. Intended to be presented after performances of "The Bourgeois Gentleman", FTP, what is this opera by Richard Strauss?
The most acclaimed moment in this opera is the aria "Grossmachtige Prinzessin", which prompts Harlequin to make advances on the singer.
Ariadne auf Naxos (or Ariadne on Naxos)