Marsch!"
This opera's third act ends with an aria that symbolically switches from D minor to B-flat major. A servant, while picking figs, lists punishments such as impaling in its aria "Such ragamuffins." In its firstact, another character is introduced as an architect and sings the trio "Marsch! Marsch! Marsch!" Its composer was accused of indulging Caterina Cavalieri by including a purely orchestral two-minute prelude to an aria discussing torture called (*) "Martern aller Arten." A maid who sings "Welche Wonne, welche Lust" named Blonde is enslaved by the cowardly Osmin in, for 10 points, which opera, in which the lovers Belmonte and Constanze are set free by Pasha Selim, composed by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart?
This opera's third act ends with an aria that symbolically switches from D minor to B-flat major.
Abduction from the Seraglio [or Abduction from the Harem; or Die Entfuhrung aus dem Serail; prompt on K. 384]