Ettiene de Jouy, Hippolyte Bis, and Armand Marrast collaborated for the libretto on it.
Ettiene de Jouy, Hippolyte Bis, and Armand Marrast collaborated for the libretto on it. A cello solo begins its overture and trumpet fanfares introduce the final section of the overture. Among its notable choruses are "Gloria al poter supreme" at the end of Act III and "Di destrezza il premio otienne" in Act I. Arnoldo's recitative and aria begin Act IV and the supplication to Leuthold occurs at the end of act I. Its unusual for the substantial participation of the chorus, comprised of people from the local cantons. FTP, name this 1829 opera by Rossini, which was based on a Swiss folk hero.
Ettiene de Jouy, Hippolyte Bis, and Armand Marrast collaborated for the libretto on it.
{William Tell} or {Guillaume Tell}