Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Written in G major, range D4 to B5
In The Marriage of Figaro, Figaro teases young Cherubino, the Count’s teenage servant, who is being sent off to the army: no more flirting with the ladies, no more feathered hat and curls, from now on it’s muskets and cannon fire. Mozart quoted the tune himself in his next opera, Don Giovanni.
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