A musical scholar coined the term 'leitmotif' in 1871, to describe a recurring musical tag in a German opera. What was the title of that opera? *
A) Der Freischütz
B) Tristan und Isolde
C) The Marriage of Figaro
D) The Beggar's Opera
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