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Begins on page 152 Chapter 18 Classical Opera
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Development of Opera Expressiveness replaced by virtuoso singing Reformed by Gluck Opera seria Opera buffa
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Mozart’s Operas Often about nobility Composed in both the seria and buffa types Arias of exceptional musical quality
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Mozart’s Don Giovanni Don Giovanni (Don Juan) is a legendary Spanish nobleman Commissioned by an opera company in Prague Libretto by Lorenzo da Ponte
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Mozart: Don Giovanni, Act II, Scene 5 Characters: ► Don Giovanni ► Leporello, his cowardly servant ► Commandant, now a statue ► Demon Voices
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Mozart: Don Giovanni, Act II, Scene 5 Don Giovanni has forgotten about his dinner invitation to the statue of the Commandant Donna Elvira begs Don Giovanni to change his ways, but he mocks her As she leaves she meets the statue of the Commandant and screams
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Mozart: Don Giovanni, Act II, Scene 5 Statue of the Commandant demands that Don Giovanni repent. Copyright © 2010 by Schirmer Cengage Learning Don Giovanni refuses Demon Voices sing as Don Giovanni is consumed in flames
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Summary Development of Opera Mozart’s Operas Mozart’s Don Giovanni Mozart: Don Giovanni, Act II, Scene 5
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