For this opera's premier, the composer accommodated the limited ability of the tenor by recycling "Dalla Sua Pace" from Act I to follow "Ah Pieta, Signori Miei" instead of the challenging "Il Mio Tesoro."
For this opera's premier, the composer accommodated the limited ability of the tenor by recycling "Dalla Sua Pace" from Act I to follow "Ah Pieta, Signori Miei" instead of the challenging "Il Mio Tesoro." Also noteworthy is the aria "Fin Ch'han Dal Vino," where title character announces his plans to have his way with Zerlina as he downs champagne. Eventually the title character's libertine ways catch up with him, as he asks Leporello to invite a statue to dinner and ends up being dragged down to hell by the statue in revenge for his murder of the Commentadore. FTP, name this Mozart opera based on the Don Juan legend.
For this opera's premier, the composer accommodated the limited ability of the tenor by recycling "Dalla Sua Pace" from Act I to follow "Ah Pieta, Signori Miei" instead of the challenging "Il Mio Tesoro."
{Don Giovanni}