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Mozart, "The Marriage of Figaro," Part 2

2021-03-25 · 92 min · episode 91 · 9 entities

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  • → references The Marriage of Figaro book
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    Mozart, "The Marriage of Figaro," Part 2 Acts III and IV of the Marriage of Figaro are complicated in many ways
  • → hosted by Joshua Weilerstein person
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  • → discusses Arts concept
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  • → discusses Music concept
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  • → discusses Performing Arts concept
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concepts 5

  • mentioned Arts concept
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  • mentioned Performing Arts concept
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    Feed category: Performing Arts
  • discusses Arts concept
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    Feed category: Arts
  • discusses Music concept
    0.40
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    Feed category: Music
  • discusses Performing Arts concept
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    Feed category: Performing Arts

books 2

  • mentioned The Marriage of Figaro book
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    Mozart, "The Marriage of Figaro," Part 2 Acts III and IV of the Marriage of Figaro are complicated in many ways
  • references The Marriage of Figaro book
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    evidence rules-v5
    Mozart, "The Marriage of Figaro," Part 2 Acts III and IV of the Marriage of Figaro are complicated in many ways

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  • mentioned Joshua Weilerstein person
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    Feed author/publisher: Joshua Weilerstein
  • hosted by Joshua Weilerstein person
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    Feed author/publisher: Joshua Weilerstein
Episode description as stored
Acts III and IV of the Marriage of Figaro are complicated in many ways. They are difficult for the singers, for the conductor, and especially for the director. So in honour of the many experiments that have been made with the second half of this opera, I'm going to try an experiment as well. I'm going to take a performance of the opera, and play you the entire 3rd and 4th acts while doing live, unscripted commentary on it. Think of it as opera meets ESPN. Make sure to check out Part 1 first and enjoy!