" That character takes part in this work's quartet "Mir ist so wunderbar" with Marzelline and Jaquino, who she later convinces to get married, and Rocco, who she later helps dig a grave on the orders of Don Pizarro.
One character in this work claims that "Your life plods on unhappily" in the aria "If you don't have money close by." In Scene 6 of Act I of this work, one character overhears a conversation between the primary bass and primary bass-baritone which leads her to sing an aria in which she asks where the "abominable one" is going and vow to "let the last star from fatigue not fade." That character takes part in this work's quartet "Mir ist so wunderbar" with Marzelline and Jaquino, who she later convinces to get married, and Rocco, who she later helps dig a grave on the orders of Don Pizarro. The second act opens with one character singing an aria in which he mentions the "somber silence" of his jail cell, "Gott! welch' Dunkel hier!," soon after which that character, Florestan, recognizes his wife, who is disguised as the titular prison guard. For 10 points, identify this work originally performed under the name of its main character, Leonore, the only opera by Ludwig van Beethoven.
One character in this work claims that "Your life plods on unhappily" in the aria "If you don't have money close by.
{Fidelio} [accept {Leonore} before it’s mentioned; prompt on {Beethoven’s Op}us no. {72}]