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The Music Teacher

Posted by Victor Khomenko on February 17, 2024 at 06:09:21:
Now that I got you looking... it was a ruse. Well, to some extent.

Falling for Figaro borrows the basic idea but brings enough freshness to it to make it stand on its own legs, and what a delight it is!

I wanted to pull my wife from all that endless depressing war coverage and it worked like a charm... after some resistance she got totally absorbed in it. And for a change she began to smile and sing along...

Highly recommended for anyone who loves opera.