Arias in this opera include "Ah!, Pescator, affonda l'esca", sung when one of the characters is disguised as a fisherman, and the duet "L'amo come il fulgor del creato" between the two lead females.
Arias in this opera include "Ah!, Pescator, affonda l'esca", sung when one of the characters is disguised as a fisherman, and the duet "L'amo come il fulgor del creato" between the two lead females. Prior to the most famous piece is a scene where the inquisitor Alvise believes his adulterous wife has drank a poison, although it was really only a sleeping potion. In the climactic scene, the title character helps the lovers Laura and Enzo escape from the spy Barnaba, and then, after singing the aria "Che vedo la! Il rosario!", commits suicide. With a libretto by Boito based on Hugo's Angelo, FTP, name this opera that includes the "Dance of the Hours", a work of Amilcare Ponchielli.
Arias in this opera include "Ah!, Pescator, affonda l'esca", sung when one of the characters is disguised as a fisherman, and the duet "L'amo come il fulgor del creato" between the two lead females.
{La gioconda} (accept “{the ballad singer}” or other equivalent unnecessary English translations)