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• In her kitchen at Il Borghetto, a rustically beautiful country inn in the Tuscan hills 15 miles south of Florence, Francesca Cianchi, the founding chef of the New York restaurant Mezzaluna, opens her weeklong cooking class with an explanation of the traditions and philosophies of the region's cuisine.
• The purity of Tamino's quest for truth, wisdom, beauty and love; the depth of Pamina's sympathy, most touchingly shown in her despondency at her presumed loss of Tamino and all he stands for, and Papageno and Papagena's more rustically elemental quest for love and comfort contrast sharply with the Queen of the Night's dark ambiguities and Monostatos'evil, tempered though it sometimes is with comic turns.
• Gone is the bloom of Thomson's original . " Olleson calls the English text " often grotesque ", and suggests that English-speaking choruses should perform the work in German : " " The Seasons " is better served by the decent obscurity of a foreign language than by the English of the first version . " Van Swieten's words also show some inconsistency in tone, ranging from the rustically humorous ( for instance, a movement depicting a wily peasant girl playing a trick on her rich suitor ) to the uplifting ( as in several large-scale choruses praising God for the beauty of nature ).