Don Quixote: Eine Musikalische Tragikom Die in Drei Aufz Gen: Op. 50
Don Quixote, a musical tragicomedy in three acts, Op. 50, brings Miguel de Cervantes' iconic character to the operatic stage. Composed by Wilhelm Kienzl, this opera blends humor and pathos, capturing the essence of Don Quixote's idealistic yet misguided adventures.
Kienzl's work offers a fresh interpretation of the classic tale, appealing to both opera aficionados and those new to the genre. The opera explores themes of chivalry, illusion, and the search for purpose, resonating with audiences through its engaging score and dramatic narrative. This edition revives Kienzl's operatic vision, making it accessible for modern performances and scholarly study.
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