Definition of Monostatos. Meaning of Monostatos. Synonyms of Monostatos

- ready courage). They are recaptured by Monostatos and his slaves. Papageno plays his magic bells, causing Monostatos and his slaves to dance off the stage...
- Ferrando, Così fan tutte Tito, La clemenza di Tito Tamino, The Magic Flute Monostatos, The Magic Flute A Tenor buffo or spieltenor is a tenor with good acting...
- Birgit Nordin – Queen of the Night Irma Urrila – Pamina Ragnar Ulfung – Monostatos Ulrik Cold – Sarastro Elisabeth Erikson [sv] – Papagena Erik Saedén –...
- the Night Morris Robinson as Sarastro the Sorcerer Stefan Konarske as Monostatos Larissa Herden as Lady Hazel Jasmin Shakeri as Lady Scarlet Jeanne Goursaud...
- In act I, scene XIX of Mozart's opera The Magic Flute, Sarastro orders Monostatos to be punished with 77 blows on the soles of his feet: "He! gebt dem Ehrenmann...
- Slayer (2007) .... Counselor Silverstein Magic Flute Diaries (2008) .... Monostatos Puck Hogs (2009) .... Sergei Ulonov Repo Men (2010) .... Chipped Tooth...
- on. The music is adapted from the episode in the act 1 finale in which Monostatos and his slaves, enchanted by the music from Papageno's magic bells, dance...
- and—after a short stay in Sweden—settled in Paris. He made his debut as Monostatos in Mozart's The Magic Flute at the Palais Garnier in 1954 and appeared...
- the air and the earth. Tipheus tries to divorce the engaged couple and Monostatos tries to force the love of Papagena. Papageno is meeting his parents and...
- René Pape as Sarastro Lyubov Petrova as Queen of the Night Tom Randle as Monostatos Silvia Moi as Papagena Liz Smith as Old Papagena Teuta Koco, Louise Callinan...