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medici.tv is your front-row seat to the most magnificent concert halls, where you can listen to Der Rosenkavalier (The Knight of the Rose) by Strauss

Der Rosenkavalier tells a captivating tale of love, cross-dressing, and intrigue set in 18th-century Viennese society. The plot of Der Rosenkavalier may seem complex, but in a letter to Strauss, the librettist Hugo von Hofmannsthal wrote: “The rhythm of the action is understandable even to the most naive and simple audience: a crude, old, and arrogant suitor, supported by the father, is supplanted by a dashing young man..." Indeed, the Austrian writer drew inspiration from Molière's comedies, and his characters adhere to the traditions of Italian commedia dell'arte, creating a sense of farcical comedy. The immense charm of Der Rosenkavalier is thus owed to Strauss' extensive use of waltzes (historically incorrect but musically brilliant). Come and discover the most beautiful works by the German genius, including Der Rosenkavalier, Salomé, and Elektra!