Yoshitaka Amano wrote an adaptation of this work called Mateki. In scene III, one character causes wild animals to flee with the aria "O wenn ich doch," and a vow of silence results in another charact
Yoshitaka Amano wrote an adaptation of this work called Mateki. In scene III, one character causes wild animals to flee with the aria "O wenn ich doch," and a vow of silence results in another character vowing to commit suicide in its aria "Ach, ich fühl's, es ist verschwunden". One character in it uses a set of bells given to him by Three Ladies to summon a wife and scare away the Moor Monostatos; that character is named Papageno. Pamina is the addressee of its aria "Der Hölle Rache," sung by a character empowered by the blood of Sarastro and Tamino, the Queen of the Night. For 10 points, name this Mozart opera about an enchanted instrument.
Yoshitaka Amano wrote an adaptation of this work called Mateki.
The {Magic Flute} [accept {Die Zauberflote}]