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Mozart (1756-1791)

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Young soprano sings Mozart! The young soprano Annette Fritsch sings a collection of Mozart arias, starting with Cherubino’s ecstatic aria “I don’t know myself” and “I wonder what love is like,” the Countess’s noble aria “God of love, behold,” and Susanna’s “At last the time has come to be glad” in “The Marriage of Figaro. The first part of the performance begins with the exquisite singing of the three women who appear in “The Marriage of Figaro”. Then, she sings Donna Elvira and Zerlina in the passionate “Don Giovanni” and Fiordiligi in the lighthearted “Cosi fan tutte,” skillfully utilizing the characters of each of the characters to express their transformations in her singing. The singing, which makes the most of the quality of his quiet voice, has the potential to lead to the construction of a “new image of Mozart” in the modern age. The Munich Radio Orchestra, led by Alessandro De Ma