After getting through "O zittre nicht [TSIT-truh NISHT], mein lieber Zohn" in its first act, the Queen of the Night sings an F above high C in "Der Hoelle Rache
After getting through "O zittre nicht [TSIT-truh NISHT], mein lieber Zohn" in its first act, the Queen of the Night sings an F above high C in "Der Hoelle Rache [HEL-luh RA-khuh] kocht in meinem Herzen [HAYR-tsun]." Emanuel Schikaneder both wrote the libretto and portrayed the bird catcher Papageno in the premiere. The second act, set in the Temple of Ordeal, provides an allegory of freemasonry. For ten points, name this Singspiel [ZING-shpeel] by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, an opera in which Tamino and Pamina survive trials with the aid of the title musical instrument.
After getting through "O zittre nicht [TSIT-truh NISHT], mein lieber Zohn" in its first act, the Queen of the Night sings an F above high C in "Der Hoelle Rache
The {Magic Flute} or Die {Zauberfloete}, K. 620