It opens with Normanno informing his lord of an intruder on the grounds and the confirmation of that by the guards with the song "Come [KO-may] vinti."  Just before the pleas of the chaplain Raimondo and the kindly attendant Alisa in Act II, we hear the famous sextet "Chi mi frena," which is only slightly less noteworthy th
It opens with Normanno informing his lord of an intruder on the grounds and the confirmation of that by the guards with the song "Come [KO-may] vinti."  Just before the pleas of the chaplain Raimondo and the kindly attendant Alisa in Act II, we hear the famous sextet "Chi mi frena," which is only slightly less noteworthy than the title character's "Mad Scene" in Act III.  The plot centers on a deception by Arturo Bucklaw, who has convinced the heroine that her love, Edgardo, has deserted her because her brother, Lord Ashton, will not look favorably on their match.  Based on a Sir Walter Scott novel, FTP, name this tragic Donizetti opera about the titular woman.
It opens with Normanno informing his lord of an intruder on the grounds and the confirmation of that by the guards with the song "Come [KO-may] vinti."  
Lucia di Lamermoor