Figaro valet to Count Almaviva from The Marriage of Figaro by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart 1756-91

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Figaro is a central character in Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's opera "The Marriage of Figaro" (Le nozze di Figaro), which premiered in 1786. The opera, with a libretto by Lorenzo Da Ponte, is based on the play "La Folle Journée, ou Le Mariage de Figaro" by Pierre Beaumarchais. Figaro serves as the valet to Count Almaviva, and his character is pivotal to the opera's intricate plot, which is a continuation of the story begun in Beaumarchais' earlier play, "The Barber of Seville."

Figaro is portrayed as a clever and resourceful servant, embodying the archetype of the witty and cunning valet who often outsmarts his social superiors. His character is deeply involved in the opera's themes of love, fidelity, and social class. Throughout the opera, Figaro is engaged to Suzanne, the Countess's maid, and their impending marriage is the central event around which the plot revolves. However, their plans are complicated by Count Almaviva's intentions to seduce Suzanne, invoking the feudal right of the lord to bed a servant on her wedding night.

Figaro's ingenuity and quick thinking are showcased as he devises various schemes to thwart the Count's advances and ensure his marriage to Suzanne. His character is also notable for his sharp wit and humorous asides, which provide comic relief while also critiquing the social hierarchies of the time. Figaro's famous aria, "Se vuol ballare," exemplifies his determination to outmaneuver the Count, as he declares his readiness to engage in a battle of wits.

The role of Figaro has been a favorite among baritones and bass-baritones since the opera's premiere, and it remains one of the most beloved characters in the operatic repertoire. Figaro's blend of humor, intelligence, and resilience makes him a timeless figure, resonating with audiences across generations.

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