The trio "Giuriam, Giuriam Pei Nostri Danni" ends its second act, whose second half mainly involves discussions of revolution between the title character, his ally Gualtiero, and the younger Melcthal, a notoriously high range tenor role that performs the arias "O Muto Asil" and "Corriam, Voliam!"
The trio "Giuriam, Giuriam Pei Nostri Danni" ends its second act, whose second half mainly involves discussions of revolution between the title character, his ally Gualtiero, and the younger Melcthal, a notoriously high range tenor role that performs the arias "O Muto Asil" and "Corriam, Voliam!" Roughly six hours in length when performed in entirety, this opera is framed by a romance between Mathilde and Arnoldo, and by the title character's struggle against the Austrian tyrant Gessler. Most remembered for the energetic cavalry charge melody that forms the final part of its overture, this is, FTP, what Gioacchino Rossini opera about a Swiss archer who shoots an apple off his son's head?
The trio "Giuriam, Giuriam Pei Nostri Danni" ends its second act, whose second half mainly involves discussions of revolution between the title character, his ally Gualtiero, and the younger Melcthal, a notoriously high range tenor role that performs the arias "O Muto Asil" and "Corriam, Voliam!"
{William Tell} or {GuillaumeTell} or {Guglielmo Tell}