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    Arabella Director: John Cox, Otto Schenk

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    • DVD Release Date: 07/08/2008
    • Original Release: 1984
    • Rating: Not Rated
    • Sales Rank: 38,707

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    Disc #1 -- Arabella
    1. Opening Credits [1:30]
    2. Die Karten fallen besser als das letzte Mal [4:55]
    3. Sie wollen alle Geld! [1:48]
    4. Matteo! - Zdenko! [4:32]
    5. Ich danke, Fräulein [4:58]
    6. Aber der Richtige [3:54]
    7. Das ist der Schlitten vom Elemer [3:42]
    8. Zum Preis hat sie sich selber eingesetzt [5:56]
    9. Laßt uns allein, meine Kinder [5:00]
    10. Mandryka! [3:48]
    11. Als in dem Brief an meinen sel'gen Onkel [7:16]
    12. Das ist ein Fall von andrer Art [4:52]
    13. Bist du nicht fertig? [8:05]
    14. Das ist ein Engel [2:51]
    15. Sie sehn nicht aus wie jemand [5:00]
    16. Sie woll'n mich heiraten [5:39]
    17. Und du wirst mein Gebieter sein [3:10]
    18. Der Ball begehrt nach seiner Königin [1:25]
    19. Und jetzt sag ich Adieu [5:30]
    20. O Arabella, gibt es was Schöneres als Sie auf einem Ball? [3:50]
    21. Ein Feigling bin ich [2:48]
    22. Und wenn hier viele Arabella heißen [1:59]
    23. Interlude [9:55]
    24. Über seine Felder [3:42]
    25. Ich komme heim vom Ball [2:56]
    26. Welch ein erregtes Tête-à-tête [2:51]
    27. Ich gratuliere Ihnen, Herr Leutnant [5:25]
    28. Papa, Mama! [4:10]
    29. Sehr gut [3:40]
    30. Mandryka! [1:49]
    31. Kahn Ihr Diener im Hof zum Brunnen gehn [4:41]
    32. Das war sehr gut, Mandryka [2:48]

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    Richard Strauss' Arabella, set in Vienna during the 1860s, opens with Countess von Waldner asking a fortuneteller to help save her family from their enormous debts. The mystic assures the Countess that her daughter, Arabella will marry into extreme wealth. Soon after, a young officer named Matteo pleads with Zdenka, the Waldners' son (in fact, a girl brought up as a boy), to help him win Arabella; unbeknownst to Matteo, Zdenka secretly carries a torch for him herself. Zdenka pleads Matteo's case with her sister, but Arabella dismisses him, as she does all who have sought her hand. Meanwhile, the Count has sent a photograph of Arabella to the rich Mandryka, hoping to arrange a marriage. The rich man's nephew, who is also named Mandryka, has intercepted the letter and makes his interest in Arabella known to the Count. At a grand ball, Arabella meets her new suitor and is instantly taken with him, accepting his proposal. However, Mandryka overhears Zdenka hatching a plot to get Matteo into Arabella's bedroom and thinks the worst. In fact, Zdenka has tricked Matteo; in the darkness of the room, he believes he is seducing Arabella rather than Zdenka. Mandryka challenges Matteo to a duel, but Zdenka reveals the truth of her deception. Learning the truth, Matteo takes Zdenka as his own and Arabella and Mandryka pledge their troth. Craig Butler, All Movie Guide

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