A maid in this opera sings "If I play the innocent peasant maiden" to tempt the Chevalier Chagrin as part of a ploy orchestrated by her mistress.
A maid in this opera sings "If I play the innocent peasant maiden" to tempt the Chevalier Chagrin as part of a ploy orchestrated by her mistress. One character in this work declares how bored he is before singing that his guests are free to pursue whatever pleasures they wish in Chacun a son gout. Another character disguised as a Hungarian countess steals her husband's pocket watch to prove his infidelity. This occurs because one character had convinced Prince Orlofsky to hold a ball so that he could revenge himself on Rosalinde's husband, the Baron Eisenstein. For 10 points, identify this operetta named after the costume worn by Falke, a work by Johann Strauss, Jr.
A maid in this opera sings "If I play the innocent peasant maiden" to tempt the Chevalier Chagrin as part of a ploy orchestrated by her mistress.
Die {Fledermaus} [or The {Bat}]