After washing ashore and singing "Cruda sorte," the title character of one work by this man is claimed to be Taddeo's niece, but, as she is Italian, she is brought to Mustafa's harem.
After washing ashore and singing "Cruda sorte," the title character of one work by this man is claimed to be Taddeo's niece, but, as she is Italian, she is brought to Mustafa's harem. In addition to The Italian Girl in Algiers, this composer of The Thieving Magpie composed an opera in which Rosina is wooed by Count Almaviva with the help of a character who sings "Largo al factotum," (*) Figaro. His final opera, based on a Swiss folk legend, is famous for the galloping end to its overture. Name this Italian composer of The Barber of Seville and William Tell.
After washing ashore and singing "Cruda sorte," the title character of one work by this man is claimed to be Taddeo's niece, but, as she is Italian, she is brought to Mustafa's harem.
Gioachino {Rossini} [accept The {Italian Girl in Algiers} until "this man"]