" This baritone is dressed in a suit of feathers in order to help him catch birds.
This character reassures a woman that her lover will save her in the duet "Bei Mannern, welche Liebe fuhlen." In the first act of the opera in which he appears, he hums the beginning of a quintet after having a padlock placed over his mouth as punishment for lying. This character's arias were composed for Emanuel Schikaneder, who wrote the libretto for the opera he appears in. He introduces himself with the comic aria "Der Vogelfanger bin ich ja," which he accompanies by playing a simple theme on pan pipes. In the second to last scene, he is saved from suicide by playing his silver bells, which bring his lover onstage, causing him to repeatedly stutter the syllables "pa...pa...pa." This baritone is dressed in a suit of feathers in order to help him catch birds. For ten points, name this character who accompanies Tamino to the court of Sarastro in Mozart's opera The Magic Flute.
This character reassures a woman that her lover will save her in the duet "
Papageno