Rosalinda

Transcribed. the roads that bring you most of the food you eat, the clothes you wear, the fuel you burn,

and all the other things you use in your daily life. And now here is our star, Korden McRae. Thank you and good evening ladies and gentlemen. We're going to travel to Vienna for one of the most delightful operators of all time.

Under its original title, Flater Mouse, this work is a great metropolitan opera favorite. Dorothy Warren showed his Rosalinda, and I am her husband Henry, as we bring you the great Johann Strauss music for Rosalinda.

I'm haunting. Imagine.

A song just for me. Rosalinda, who's that singing? Oh, it's Alfredo. I live on the most romantic singer in Vienna. I will not have my wife's serenaded by a soupy troubadour. Now Henry, you're not going to hit him again.

Well, there shouldn't be a law against hitting tenors. Why, everybody wants to hit tenors. Well, I just hope you enjoy your week in jail for hitting him the other night. Listen to it. I'd like to tear him apart note by note.

Who did you have to slam the window? Oh, that's Linda, if you want somebody to serenade you, why not listen to a man sing? A baritone? Mmm. Isn't that more romantic? Rose or end or dove of mine?

He is my gentle. Imagine mooning over a tenor. I'd share your nest for her Wow Very romantic of you dear But really, you only pay attention to me when you're jealous

No, that's not true, why Who is it? It's your lawyer! Well, Blint. Ah, good evening I've come to accompany you to jail How do you like this? A lawyer is supposed to keep you out of jail This one's putting me in one But darling, it's only for five days No, not five days