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Wolfgang Amadé Mozart

1756

Salzburg

– 1791

Wien

Aria of Don Ottavio “Dalla sua pace” from the opera “Don Giovanni”

Date of composition: 1787
The aria “Dalla sua pace” from Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s opera “Don Giovanni” is a central musical moment that reveals the deep emotions and character of Don Ottavio. In this aria, Don Ottavio expresses his selfless love and concern for Donna Anna, who is deeply affected by the murder of her father by Don Giovanni. The music and lyrics of the aria reflect a calm but intense emotionality, characteristic of Mozart’s lyrical style. Don Ottavio’s voice, usually written for a tenor, floats over gentle orchestral sounds, highlighting his noble and sincere nature.
“Dalla sua pace” also represents Mozart’s ability to portray the personality of his characters through music. While the aria has a calm atmosphere, it is also an expression of Ottavio’s inner strength and determination to protect Donna Anna and to seek justice for her. This aria is not just a declaration of love, but also a promise of loyalty and support in difficult times. Mozart’s music uses subtle melodic and harmonic techniques to convey the complexity of Ottavio’s feelings and the context of the opera, making this aria an unforgettable and emotionally profound moment in “Don Giovanni”.

Performances of

Aria of Don Ottavio "Dalla sua pace" from the opera "Don Giovanni"
13
July
2024
Ensemble Peridot Salzburg im Festspielhaus Erl

Mozart in Prague

Mozart

Aria of Don Ottavio “Dalla sua pace” from the opera “Don Giovanni”

Mozart

Overture to “Don Giovanni”

Mozart

Concerto for Clarinet and Orchestra in A Major, K. 622

Mozart

Symphony No. 38 in D major, K. 504 “Prague Symphony”

Ensemble Péridot Salzburg

Peter

Peinstingl

Conductor

Mozart in Prague

Sat | 13. July 2024 | 19:00

Mozart

Aria of Don Ottavio “Dalla sua pace” from the opera “Don Giovanni”

Mozart

Overture to “Don Giovanni”

Mozart

Concerto for Clarinet and Orchestra in A Major, K. 622

Mozart

Symphony No. 38 in D major, K. 504 “Prague Symphony”

Ensemble Péridot Salzburg

Peter

Peinstingl

Conductor

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