An extended performance of scenes from one of this man's musical works inexplicably closes the silent film
An extended performance of scenes from one of this man's musical works inexplicably closes the silent film My [Italian] Cousin, and is delivered by a singer whose career was launched performing the work of this composer, Enrico Caruso. In one opera by this man, the title figure chooses to leave her husband Milio when she finds out that he is married, while in another, Montesecco kills Simonetta Cattanei before she can warn Giuliano of an evil conspiracy by Pope Sixtus. This composer of Zaza and (*) Il Medici later changed the name of one of his operas to Mimi Pinson after adopting the same Henri Murger novel as Puccini. This man's best-known work opens with the prologue Si Puo, which reminds the audience that actors are real people. That work is frequently performed with Mascagni's Cavalleria Rusticana and includes the aria Vesti la giubba, in which Canio sings that the show must go on despite Nedda's infidelity with Silvio. FTP, name this Italian composer of I Pagliacci.
An extended performance of scenes from one of this man's musical works inexplicably closes the silent film
Ruggero {Leoncavallo}