Discussed in "The Immediate Erotic Stages" by Kierkegaard, this opera features the Champagne Aria "Finch' han dal vino" sung in anticipation of a ballroom scene with three simultaneously playing orchestras.
Discussed in "The Immediate Erotic Stages" by Kierkegaard, this opera features the Champagne Aria "Finch' han dal vino" sung in anticipation of a ballroom scene with three simultaneously playing orchestras. Music at a dinner party in Act Two includes quotes from the composer's own "Non piu andrai," but the opera is better known for other arias including "Deh vieni alla finestra," "Batti, batti, o bel Masetto," and "La ci darem la mano," a duet with the country girl Zerlina. Subtitled "The rake punished" and with libretto by Da Ponte, for 10 points, identify this Mozart opera famed for Leporello's Catalogue Aria about the conquests of the titular renowned lover.
Discussed in "The Immediate Erotic Stages" by Kierkegaard, this opera features the Champagne Aria "Finch' han dal vino" sung in anticipation of a ballroom scene with three simultaneously playing orchestras.
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