1966 Salzburg Festival
W.A. Mozart "Le Nozze di Figaro"
- Retitativo
- Voi Che Sapete
Conductor - Karl Böhm
Cherubino - Edith Mathis
Susanna - Reri Grist
Countess Almaviva - Claire Watson
Performance on 11/08/1968
Synopsis
Opera in 4 acts
Synopsis Part 2
ACT II. In her boudoir, the Countess laments her husband's waning love but plots to chasten him, encouraged by Figaro and Susanna. They will send Cherubino, disguised as Susanna, to a romantic assignation with the Count. Cherubino, smitten with the Countess, appears, and the two women begin to dress the page for his farcical rendezvous. While Susanna goes out to find a ribbon, the Count knocks at the door, furious to find it locked. Cherubino quickly hides in a closet, and the Countess admits her husband, who, when he hears a noise, is skeptical of her story that Susanna is inside the wardrobe. He takes his wife to fetch some tools with which to force the closet door. Meanwhile, Susanna, having observed everything from behind a screen, helps Cherubino out a window, then takes his place in the closet. Both Count and Countess are amazed to find her there. All seems well until the gardener, Antonio, storms in with crushed geraniums from a flower bed below the window. Figaro, who has run in to announce that the wedding is ready, pretends it was he who jumped from the window, faking a sprained ankle. Marcellina, Bartolo and Basilio burst into the room waving a court summons for Figaro, which delights the Count, as this gives him an excuse to delay the wedding.
Edith Mathis - 1966 Salzburg Festival "Le Nozze di Figaro" Recitativo & Voi Che Sapete | |
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