At a critical moment in this opera, trumpet calls announce the arrival of the Prime Minister, who takes the stage to right all wrongs and arrest the villain Pizarro.
At a critical moment in this opera, trumpet calls announce the arrival of the Prime Minister, who takes the stage to right all wrongs and arrest the villain Pizarro. That tyrant Pizarro has been holding Florestan, the husband of the title character, in a prison for some time. Thus, the title character changes her name, dresses as a boy, and gets a job with Rocco, the kindly caretaker of the prison. Things get confusing when Rocco's daughter, Marcellina falls in love with the apparently male title character, and Marcellina's admirer, Jacquino, becomes jealous. FTP, identify this opera, which was first named Leonore, but revised and released in 1814, the only opera written by Ludwig van Beethoven.
At a critical moment in this opera, trumpet calls announce the arrival of the Prime Minister, who takes the stage to right all wrongs and arrest the villain Pizarro.
Fidelio (accept early buzz of "Leonore")