How in the world have I become so lucky? I, insert name, have just attended the opening night of “La Clemenza Di Tito” at the Estates Theatre in Prague. The opera was stunning and the singers were absolutely brilliant. The way Dominco Bedini, the castrato who played the role of Sesto, performed the runs of “Parto Parto” was astounding. The word “belta” seemed to have been carried for miles and miles, flawlessly drifting through the theatre. You could not hear a pin drop from the audience. Everyone, including myself, was engulfed in the aria’s beautiful sounds and we all seemed rather hypnotized by Sesto’s graceful runs up and down the scale. The instrumentals in the opera made the scenes come to life. The clarinet solos in particular touched my heart. They played the most soothing sound, I felt as if I had gone straight to Heaven. Not only was the opera amazing, but the Estates Theatre was as well. The audience was spoiled with plush seats, luxurious lighting, and romantic décor. The only disappointment I had with this opera was that Mozart was not in attendance. I had truly hoped that he would make an appearance. At first, I was devastated at this. I have always hoped to meet the man that produced works that only the Gods could create. However, as the opera went on, I felt as if I was shaking hands with Mozart. As the orchestra played on, I realized that the music had Mozart in it. I felt as if I was having an intimate relationship with Mozart. As long as the music plays, Mozart will always be transcending upon his listeners. Although I still wish that I could have met him, his music brought me closer to his inner being. I have always been a patron of opera. I have seen the amazing works, and I have also seen the regrettable productions. This opera included some of the greatest vocals and stunning technique. I am so thankful that I had gotten a chance to witness “La Clemenza Di Tito.” This opera, without a doubt, will become infinitely popular; along with it’s creator – the immortal Mozart.