Once upon a time, there was a story describing a noble prince who
was ordered by the mysterious queen of the night to rescue a beautiful princess
who had been kidnapped. People used to get deeper into the details of this
story by following along with the background music featuring a witty romantic
comedy. “Magic flute” is just one of our well-known operas from W. A. Mozart.
Today, the magic flute is the
most frequently performed German opera, and one of the top ten operas in the world;
the characters of this timeless opera attract a large age range of audiences , many
cities’ theatres, or groups of artist, are performing this outstanding
masterpiece for the public to give audiences a feast of audio and visual. Fortunately,
as one of the Bostonian, I am looking forward to this show featuring the BSO on
Mar.30.
From the official news of BSO,
this Concert will be updated with dialogue, puppetry, and imbedded with unexpected
surprises. Considering that there are many
existing visions of the magic flute, I really hope that this show will embrace the
heterogeneous nature of the opera, which will continue to display the glorious
classical style of Mozart’s later years.
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