Opera in two acts - Fidelio, originally Leonore, Beethoven's only lyric opera, was the result of many revisions. The two-act version dates from 1806. The depiction of love, heroism, pain and suffering at the limit of human endurance and the triumph of good over evil strike a deep chord in Beethoven and his only work is a sincere work. , human and therefore imperfect. Konzertvereinigung Wiener Staatsopernchor, Wiener Philharmoniker
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Opera in due atti - Fidelio, originally Leonore, Beethoven's only lyrical opera, was the result of many revisions. The version in due to the laughter of 1806. The presentation of love, of eroism, of pain and of the suffering within the limits of human support and the triumph of goodness on the part of a man plays a deep heart in Beethoven and his only opera is a capolavoro sincere, humane and proper per questo imperfetto.Konzertvereinigung Wiener Staatsopernchor, Wiener Philharmoniker