txtCaption=Title page of Beaumarchais\'92s {\i The Insane Day,} or {\i The Marriage of Figaro}\par The Pierpont Morgan Library, New York
txtCommentary=But the {\uldb Viennese}{\v 135870} were not disposed to settle on one composer for long, even one whose talents dwarfed those of all others. {\i Figaro}\'97begun in October 1785, only nine
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txtCommentary1=months after the completion of the {\uldb C-major}{\v 86320} {\uldb String Quartet}{\v 154839}\'97provides an instructive example. The play by
txtCommentary2=Beaumarchais had been banned shortly after its Parisian premiere in 1784. {\uldb\fs24\'80}{\v next}