In one work by this man, a chorus of Hebrew slaves sings "Va, pensiero.
In one work by this man, a chorus of Hebrew slaves sings "Va, pensiero." A song in another opera by this man asks "Who turns the gypsy's day from gloom to brightest sunshine?" and includes an instruction to "lift up your hammers!" That song from Il Trovatore is the (*) "Anvil Chorus." The Duke of Mantua sings that "woman is fickle" in "La donna e mobile," from the third act of this man's opera Rigoletto. The title character of an opera by this man sings the arias "Ritorna vincator" and "O patria mia" before being buried alive with Radames. For 10 points, name this prolific Italian composer who showed the death of the title Ethiopian princess in Aida.
In one work by this man, a chorus of Hebrew slaves sings "Va, pensiero.
Giuseppe {Verdi }