Later in that act, the main character masquerades as an Italian architect, and sings in the trio "Marsch, marsch, marsch!"
In one scene in the opening act of this opera, a villain is picking figs while the protagonist looks on, and admonishes him that "Whoever finds a lover, let him beware." Later in that act, the main character masquerades as an Italian architect, and sings in the trio "Marsch, marsch, marsch!" In the second act, a melody is lifted from one of the composer's flute concertos to form the aria "Welche Wonne, welche Lust," which Blonde sings after her mistress dismisses the threat of torture in "Marten aller Arten." This leads to Pedrillo announcing the protagonist's arrival, whereas another arrival is announced in the first act by a chorus of Janissaries, who sing for Pasha Selim. For 10 points, name this opera in which Belmonte rescues Konstanze from the title Turkish harem, a work of Mozart.
In one scene in the opening act of this opera, a villain is picking figs while the protagonist looks on, and admonishes him that "Whoever finds a lover, let him beware."
The {Abduction from the Seraglio} [or Die {Entfuhrung aus dem Serail} or Il {Seraglio}]