Hakan Hagegard, The Magic Flute - Papagena + Papageno

[@muisire]

In 1975 I started to learn German. In 1977 I went to Germany for the first time. The same year I saw Bergman's 'Magic Flute' for the first time. I have never grown tired of this joyous masterpiece.

[@elvenlove]

Ahhhhhh, just worked with him in Italy. He's super fantastic. I. Love. Him.

[@manicgardeneratmidni]

Very good point. Long live every one involved....Mozart, Bergman, hagegaard....

[@jeanpierrezutter587]

I like very much this Swedish version of the Magic Flute by Ingmar Bergman !! Beautiful voices !!

[@SlightlySusan]

It's not just that they're good looking, it's their acting. When Hakan as Papageno first hears Elizabeth, he has this wonderful little smile. The bit with the break away clothing is genius!

[@Loemsa]

It is my favorite scene of all to because Papageno and Papagena are very likable and sweet. This is a beautiful love story like Tamino and Pamina. Thank you for put this video in youtube :)

[@Fenris77]

Papageno is the courageous "fool" of the play at first a comical character but also tragic in that he is alone until the end when Papagena show up and together with the three boys stop him from hanging himself out of despair! And Bergman only made a movie "musical" off the original opera script by Wolfgang A. Mozart!

[@Farfarsorgel]

Gud, det här är en så rar version. Tack för att du lade upp den!

[@rwsmith29456]

My gosh this is an enjoyable opera. It is so accessable, which I believe is what Mozart had in mind.

[@jg300gman]

The best duo by far for this part....no other two come close.

[@sweetdevil86]

Bellissimo!

[@sylvanarama]

I love it how all the staccato "pa"s make them sound like birds chirping to each other.... ah mozart you genius!

[@TheReparedWings]

I love this Papageno (always have, or at least since I was five years old) - but it's really sad that he's carrying a noose around 24/7...

[@RobSinclaire]

thanks for posting!

[@MauriceFlower]

Very charming. Top class. One of my favorite films.

[@Franchifis]

The scene with Papagena is really cute.

[@mizar1808]

I just love this

[@Fenris77]

Papageno and Papagena are "wild" characters and follow no other commands than those of their hearts!

[@l2p]

Papagena is a mega babe.

[@ZeroRuben]

Tack!

[@jg300gman]

Who is the female in this part? Would like to hear more from her in opera and life in general!Stunning voice and a stunning beauty also

[@Mieszkoy]

I always say this opera sounds much better in Swedish than in German, and in general, so beautiful a movie by Bergmann...

[@dhoulkarnain]

great

[@HerrWarja]

@pettymolly It's intended to be an opera to the people. That is why the originall libretto is in german. If this would be a opera fr the nobles it would have been italian. So, here we have a opera to the swedish people :-)

[@thesir27]

Hagegard reminds me of Michael Ian Black for some reason... Also, Papapegna is hawwwwt

[@HerrWarja]

@pettymolly I dont think Mozart cared much about the language he wrote for since he wanted to make money for the operas he wrote. He gave us wonderful music that everyone can understand. The libretto is changed so we can appreciate the lyrics and dialogs aswell. They did a live production in Gothenburgs Operahouse last year based on Ingmars film. It was fabolous. Im sure many more swedish people felt more interested to appreciate Mozarts music when the libretto was in swedish.

[@illyria24]

Papageno and PAMINA. P-A-M-I-N-A

[@dmytrokovalenko7361]

What is a genius...

[@HerrWarja]

@Changles Of course, she is swedish ;-)

[@Douglas1102]

@illyria24 Huh? Pamina is is Tamino's girl.

[@potentiallyklien]

Reminds me of Wes Anderson.

[@HerrWarja]

@ellipszia No he is a birdcather!

[@disneyrini23]

@welcomeback444 I know he's the cutest thing

[@yusefalcamachi1562]

¿En que idioma está?

[@Rallarbusen]

Swedish.

[@yusefalcamachi1562]

Rallarbusen danke sehr.

[@zegermans750]

@pettymolly cause german is well known to be such a pretty language lol

[@DAHIESTABUNNE]

Except he composed Don Giovanni, Cosi Fan Tutte, and La Nozze di Figaro, which are all italian.

[@Douglas1102]

Swedish? O_o ... Cool =D

[@alijaubert6618]

papagena papageno

[@aidavdbrake]

@welcomeback444 i read he has been married to barbara bonney. i was so disappointed! i thought she was gay! :( but i can see why she picked him. ;)

[@thesir27]

7:06 OH SHIT

[@ernent]

This duet should have lasted a little longer ...

[@zaftra]

freeze it at 7:06 precisely fellas.

[@mchance27]

What language is this? Certainly not the original German...

[@Gabysoficial]

LOL

[@Eytan_Z]

stop at about 7:07

[@HerrWarja]

@dlandon2000 Swedish

[@clehrich]

It's Swedish.

[@Huitzinga]

fappagena

[@dlandon2000]

Is that dutch he's singing? Not a very creative costume, kind of cool that it's set in winter though never seen that before.

[@alijaubert6618]

mé je voulai ki se pen

[@vetlerradio]

Ça va?

[@juanantoniogallegos1062]

Bergam spoiled the film by translating the dialog from german to swedish

[@alijaubert6618]

c bien

[@ellipszia]

papageno is a homeless