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    • Mozart: Magnificat from Vesperae de Dominica
    • Mozart: Mass in C, K.317 "Coronation"
    • Mozart: Masonic Funeral Music,
    • Mozart: Requiem
    • Mozart: Requiem and Freemasonry
    • Mozart: Sampling of Solo and Chamber Works from Youth to Full Maturity
    • Mozart: Sinfonia Concertante in E-flat
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Souvenir de Dr. Jamain 

 THE "MAGIC FLUTE" SET AND COSTUME DESIGN

1793      Johann Salomon Richter
​1793      Calendar/Almanac Engraving of Scenes
1795      Joseph and Peter Schaffer 
1812      Therese Rosenbaum
​1812      Philipp von Stubenrauch
1816      Carl Thiele 
​1816      Karl Friedrich Schinkel
1818      Simon Quaglio
1825      From the pocket book "Orphea"
​1964/5  Oscar Kokoschka
1967      Marc Chagall
1977      Ernst Fuchs
​1978      David Hockney


Costume Design by Johann Salomon Richter (1793) for Leipzig Production 

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Leipzig 1793 (Monostatos)
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Leipzig 1793 (Armored Man)
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Leipzig 1793 (Pamina)
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Leipzig 1793 (Papageno)
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Leipzig 1793 (Papagena)
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Leipzig 1793 (One of the Three Boys)
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Leipzig 1793 (Speaker [Priest?])
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Leipzig 1793 (Priest [Speaker?])
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Leipzig 1793 (One of the Queen's Ladies)
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Leipzig 1793 (Tamino)
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Leipzig 1793 (Sorastro)
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Leipzig 1793 (Queen of Night)

Set Design from Hamburg Production (1793) Calendar/Almanac Engraving of Scenes

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Hamburg 1793 (Act 1 Sarastro's Entrance)
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Hamburg 1793 (Tamino fleeing from snake)
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Hamburg 1793 (Act 1 Papageno's Entrance)
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Hamburg 1793 (Act 2 Papageno and Papagena)
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Hamburg 1793 (Act 4 [sic] Three boys rescue Pamina from suicide)
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Hamburg 1793 (Act 2 Conclusion of trials of fire and water)
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Hamburg 1793 (Act 2 [sic] Papageno charms slaves of Monostatos)

Joseph and Peter Schaffer 1795 for Brünn productions (after Schikaneder's directions) Costumes 1791 by Gayl and Resslthaler

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Brünn 1795 (Garden Scene)
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Brünn 1795 (Meeting of Three Ladies, Tamino and Papageno)
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Brünn 1795 (Sarastro's Entrance)
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Brünn 1795 (Tamino charms wild animals, Act 1)
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Brünn 1795 (Trial of Fire and Water, Act 2)
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Brünn 1795 (Vault at the Trials)

Set Design by Therese Rosenbaum (1812) for the Kärtnertor Theater, Vienna

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Vienna 1812 (Queen of Night)

Costume Design by Philipp von Stubenrauch (1812) for Kärtnertor Theator, Vienna

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Vienna 1812 (Queen of Night)
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Vienna 1812 (Sarastro)
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Vienna 1812 (Tamino)
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Vienna 1812 (Pamina)
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Vienna 1812 (Monostatos)

Set Design by Karl Friedrich Schinkel (1816) for Berlin Production

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Berlin 1816 (Subterranean Cavern)
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Berlin 1816 (Entrance to the Three Temples, Act 1)
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Berlin 1816 (Queen of Night enthroned)
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Berlin 1816 (Palm Forest-Gathering place for Priests, Act 2)
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Berlin 1816 (Entrance to the Palace of Queen of Night)
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Berlin 1816 (Nocturnal Garden Scene, Act 2)
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Berlin 1816 (Trials of Fire and Water)
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Berlin 1816 (Final Scene)

Costume Design engravings by Carl Thiele (1816) for W. Schienkel's Berlin production. Costume designs by Stürmer

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Berlin 1816 (A genius, one of the boys)
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Berlin 1816 (Monostatos)
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Berlin 1816 (Pamina)
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Berlin 1816 (Priest)
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Berlin 1816 (Queen of Night)
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Berlin 1816 (Papageno)
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Berlin 1816 (Sorastro)
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Berlin 1816 (One of Sorastro's followers)

Set Design by Simon Quaglio (1818) for Munich production 

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Munich 1818 (Act 1, Queen of Night)
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Munich 1818 (Act 1, Palace of Queen of Night)
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Munich 1818 (Act 1, Temples of nature, wisdom and reason)
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Munich 1818 (Act 2, Garden for Pamina)
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Munich 1818 (Act 2, Underground vault)
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Munich 1818 (Act 2, s.c. i, Meeting place for priests)
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Munich 1818 (Act 2, Trials of fire and water)
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Munich 1818 (Act 2, Temple of the sun: sun and astrological circle)

Set Design from the pocket book "Orphea" (1825) Not designated for a specific production

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"Orphea" 1825 (Act 1, s.c. i, Three ladies kill serpent)
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"Orphea" 1825 (Trials of fire and water)
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"Orphea" 1825 (Tamino tames the beasts)
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"Orphea" 1825 (Monostatos approaching Pamina in the garden)
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"Orphea" 1825 (Papageno and Papagena)
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"Orphea" 1825 (Sarastro explains the initiates philosophy to Pamina)
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"Orphea" 1825 (Papageno's Entrance)
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"Orphea" 1825 (First appearance of Queen of Night to Tamino and Papageno)

Set Design by Oskar Kokoschka (1964/5) Sketches for Gobelin Tapestry, Geneva

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Geneva 1964/5 (Act 1 Chambers for the trials)
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Geneva 1964/5 (Act 1, s.c. i [?] Free interpretation of motives in the opera)
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Geneva 1964/5 (Region of Queen #1)
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Geneva 1964/5 (Region of Queen #2)
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Geneva 1964/5 (Act 2, s.c. i)
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Geneva 1964/5 (Act 2 Final scene)

​Set Design by Marc Chagall (1967)

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Metropolitan Opera, NY 1967 (Act I, s.c. i)
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Metropolitan Opera, NY 1967 (Act 2 (Final Scene)

Set Design by Ernst Fuchs (1977)

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Hamburg Staatsoper 1977 (Act 1, s.c. i)
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Hamburg Staatsoper 1977 (Act 1, s.c. iii, Finale)
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Hamburg Staatsoper 1977 (Act 2, s.c.i ?)
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Hamburg Staatsoper (Act 2, Trial Scene)
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Hamburg Staatsoper 1977 (Act 2, Final Scene)
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Hamburg Staatsoper 1977 (Scene Design)
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Hamburg Staatsoper 1977 (Scene & Costume Design)

Set Design by David Hockney (1978)

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Glyndbourne Festival 1978 (Act 1, Entrance to Sarastro's realm)
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Glyndbourne Festival 1978 (Act 1, Pamina's quarters in Sarastro's realm)
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Glyndbourne Festival 1978 (Act 1, Appearance of Queen of Night)
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Glyndbourne Festival 1978 (Act 1 s.c.i, Realm of Queen of the Night)
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Glyndbourne Festival 1978 (Act 1, s.c.i, Realm of Queen of the Night)
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Glyndbourne Festival 1978 (Act 2, Garden for Pamina's trial)
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Glyndbourne Festival 1978 (Act 2, Gathering place for priests)
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Glyndbourne Festival 1978 (Act 2, Great wall in the temple)
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Glyndbourne Festival 1978 (Act 2, Location for first trial)
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Glyndbourne Festival 1978 (Act 2, Trial by water)
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Glyndbourne Festival 1978 (Act 2, Trial by fire)
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Glyndbourne Festival 1978 (Act 2, Final Scene)

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  • Home
  • N - The Magic Flute
    • Magic Flute Overview Essay
    • Magic Flute Plot
    • Magic Flute Key Relationships
    • Magic Flute Original Production
    • Magic Flute Set and Costume Design
    • Magic Flute Set Inspirations
    • Magic Flute Legacy of Rosenkreuz
    • Magic Flute Freemasons and Rosicrucians
  • NE - Welcome!
  • E - Other Music
    • E - Music Genres >
      • 3 Lenten Works
      • A Few Little Words About the Motet
      • Facts and Fun about Madrigals
      • The Mass
      • Origins and Flourishing of the Concerto
      • What is a Requiem?
    • E - Composers >
      • Bartok: A Biography
      • Haydn: A Tribute
    • E - Extended Discussions >
      • Allegri: Miserere
      • Bach: Cantata 4
      • Bach: Cantata 8
      • Bach: Chaconne in D minor
      • Bach: Concerto for Violin and Oboe
      • Bach: Motet 6
      • Bach: Passion According to St. John
      • Bach: Prelude and Fuge in B-minor
      • Bartok: String Quartets
      • Brahms: A German Requiem
      • David: The Desert
      • Durufle: Requiem
      • Faure: Cantique de Jean Racine
      • Faure: Requiem
      • Handel: Christmas Portion of Messiah
      • Haydn: Farewell Symphony
      • Liszt: Évocation à la Chapelle Sistine"
      • Poulenc: Gloria
      • Poulenc: Quatre Motets
      • Villa-Lobos: Bachianas Brazilieras
      • Weill
    • E - Grace Woods >
      • Grace Woods: 3-27-23
      • Grace Woods: 1-16-23
      • Grace Woods: 12-12-22
      • Grace Woods: 11-21-2022
      • Grace Woods: 10-31-2022
      • Grace Woods: 10-2022
      • Grace Woods: 8-29-22
      • Grace Woods: 8-8-22
      • Grace Woods: 9-6 & 9-9-21
      • Grace Woods: 5-2022
      • Grace Woods: 12-21
      • Grace Woods: 6-2021
      • Grace Woods: 5-2021
    • E - Trinity Cathedral >
      • Program Notes: 11-20-09
      • Program Notes: 11-16-12
      • Program Notes: 4-18-14
      • Program Notes: 11-21-14
      • Program Notes: 4-3-15
      • Program Notes: 3-25-16
      • Program Notes: 4-14-17
  • SE - Original Compositions
    • Trinity "Hodie" Service
    • "Peace I Leave With You"
    • "The Road Not Taken"
    • "Epiphany"
  • S - Roses
    • Introduction
    • Sources for Old Roses
    • Useful and Interesting Rose Books
    • Around the Garden
    • 2012 Rose Garden
    • BOURBON
    • CENTIFOLIA
    • DAMASK
    • FLORIBUNDA
    • GROUND
    • HYBRID MUSK
    • HYBRID PERPETUAL
    • NOISETTE
    • OLD SHRUB
    • PIMPINELLIFOLIA HYBRID
    • POLYANTHA
    • PORTLAND
    • RUGOSA
  • SW - Chamber Music
    • 12/93 The Shostakovich Trio
    • 10/93 London Baroque
    • 3/93 Australian Chamber Orchestra
    • 2/93 Arcadian Academy
    • 1/93 Ilya Itin
    • 10/92 The Cleveland Octet
    • 4/92 Shura Cherkassky
    • 3/92 The Castle Trio
    • 2/92 Paris Winds
    • 11/91 Trio Fontenay
    • 2/91 Baird & DeSilva
    • 4/90 The American Chamber Players
    • 2/90 I Solisti Italiana
    • 1/90 The Berlin Octet
    • 3/89 Schotten-Collier Duo
    • 1/89 The Colorado Quartet
    • 10/88 Talich String Quartet
    • 9/88 Oberlin Baroque Ensemble
    • 5/88 The Images Trio
    • 4/88 Gustav Leonhardt
    • 2/88 Benedetto Lupo
    • 9/87 The Mozartean Players
    • 11/86 Philomel
    • 4/86 The Berlin Piano Trio
    • 2/86 Ivan Moravec
    • 4/85 Zuzana Ruzickova
  • W - Other Mozart
    • Mozart: 1777-1785
    • Mozart: 235th Commemoration
    • Mozart: Ave Verum Corpus
    • Mozart: Church Sonatas
    • Mozart: Clarinet Concerto
    • Mozart: Don Giovanni
    • Mozart: Exsultate, jubilate
    • Mozart: Magnificat from Vesperae de Dominica
    • Mozart: Mass in C, K.317 "Coronation"
    • Mozart: Masonic Funeral Music,
    • Mozart: Requiem
    • Mozart: Requiem and Freemasonry
    • Mozart: Sampling of Solo and Chamber Works from Youth to Full Maturity
    • Mozart: Sinfonia Concertante in E-flat
    • Mozart: String Quartet No. 19 in C major
    • Mozart: Two Works of Mozart: Mass in C and Sinfonia Concertante
  • NW - Kaleidoscope
    • Whimsy >
      • Egg Art
      • Exceptional Artifacts
      • Garden Ephemera
      • Musical Rarities
      • Nature
      • Reading Recommendations
      • Travel
    • Alfred Whittaker Introduction >
      • Alfred Whittaker CV
      • Alfred Whittaker Essays
    • Multidisciplinarity in Education and Research
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