After foiling an escape attempt, the antagonist of this opera sings the aria, "O!
The large stomach of one character in this opera blocks a phony architect, from entering the central location; that disguised character earlier asks "War es ein Traum?" about his separation from his lover. After foiling an escape attempt, the antagonist of this opera sings the aria, "O! wie will ich triumpieren". In the opening of its second act, (*) Blonde declares, "Girls are not goods to be given away, I'm an Englishwoman, born to freedom". The lead female role sings that she will never submit to the antagonist in its Act II aria "Martern aller Arten". In this singspiel, there is unusually no singing part for Pasha Selim. For 10 points, name this comic Mozart opera where Belmonte attempts to rescue his lover Constanze from an Ottoman harem.
The large stomach of one character in this opera blocks a phony architect, from entering the central location; that disguised character earlier asks "War es ein Traum?
{The Abduction from the Seraglio} [or {Die Entführung aus dem Serail}]