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{{a|myth|{{Image|La Vittoria|png|[[Birgit von Sachsen-Rampton|Von Sachsen-Rampton’s]] unforgettable image of Iolio belting out the show’s climactic aria, ''ci sono più cose in cielo e sulla terra che la vostra filosofia sogna!'' {{vsr|1726}}}} | {{a|myth|{{Image|La Vittoria|png|[[Birgit von Sachsen-Rampton|Von Sachsen-Rampton’s]] unforgettable image of Iolio belting out the show’s climactic aria, ''ci sono più cose in cielo e sulla terra che la vostra filosofia sogna!'' {{vsr|1726}}}} | ||
{{image|Don Iolio|png|Don Iolio in his workshop with the Homunculus. | {{image|Don Iolio|png|Don Iolio in his workshop with the Homunculus. {{vsr|1724}}}} | ||
}}[[Otto Büchstein]]’s obscure tragicomic opera ''[[La Vittoria della Forma sulla Sostanza]]'' (“[[The Victory of Form over Substance]]”) is an obscure and now largely forgotten portent of the forthcoming mechanization of the enlightened world. It was hampered on premiere by what theatre-goers found to be a plainly fantastical plot, but more critically by a brace of especially turgid arias either side of the interval. | }}[[Otto Büchstein]]’s obscure tragicomic opera ''[[La Vittoria della Forma sulla Sostanza]]'' (“[[The Victory of Form over Substance]]”) is an obscure and now largely forgotten portent of the forthcoming mechanization of the enlightened world. It was hampered on premiere by what theatre-goers found to be a plainly fantastical plot, but more critically by a brace of especially turgid arias either side of the interval. | ||