“Non più andrai,” Figaro’s aria is also quoted by the composer in “Don Giovanni.”
Mozart's music generally garnered applause among the audience and was also admired by the connoisseurs. Ferenc Kazinczy, the famous Hungarian poet praised it, so did Joseph Haydn. Mozart even reused a musical phrase from the first act of opera in the overture for his own “Così fan tutte.” “Non più andrai,” Figaro’s aria is also quoted by the composer in “Don Giovanni.” This aria is further utilized as a “military march.” In 1819, an English adaptation of “The Marriage of Figaro” was crafted by Henry R. Bishop. He re-introduced some of Mozart’s compositions but further added some of his own work.