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Mozart – Fin ch’han dal vino

A glass of musical champagne for the end of a week, because bubbles make everything better.

It’s been a week when I’ve faced another bout of corona-related concert postponements – I knew they were inevitable, but it still was a bit of a blow when they actually happened. So what better than a glass of musical champagne to cheer me up. Known as ‘the champagne aria’ this is Don Giovanni being utterly outrageous, planning a party with wine and girls (yes, he’s really an absolute monster, but with music like this, it’s very hard to disapprove of his antics).

A glass of musical champagne for the end of a week, because bubbles make everything better.

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