The loser of this opera is definitely Alessio, who despite setting up the festivities that begin Act 1, cannot gain the hand of his love.
The loser of this opera is definitely Alessio, who despite setting up the festivities that begin Act 1, cannot gain the hand of his love. The librettist, Felice Romani, wanted to include a final scene, wherein the heroine would recognize the count as her father, but the composer vetoed that idea. Lisa, the innkeeper, is after Elvino, who is in love with the heroine, but dumps her after she takes on the title role. By the end, Teresa and Count Rodolfo save the reputation of the heroine, Amina, proving that she is unaware of her actions at night. FTP, identify this Bellini opera that would translate as "The Sleepwalker."
The loser of this opera is definitely Alessio, who despite setting up the festivities that begin Act 1, cannot gain the hand of his love.
{La sonnambula} (accept The {Sleepwalker} on an early buzz)