One character in this opera accompanies himself on the mandolin in the aria "Deh, vieni alla finestra." A peasant girl repeats the phrase, "Toccami qua!" during the aria "Vedrai, carino," which is addressed to her fiancé Masetto. In this opera, Lepor
One character in this opera accompanies himself on the mandolin in the aria "Deh, vieni alla finestra." A peasant girl repeats the phrase, "Toccami qua!" during the aria "Vedrai, carino," which is addressed to her fiancé Masetto. In this opera, Leporello distracts Elvira by singing the "Catalogue Aria," in which he states that his master has slept with two thousand sixty-five women. At the end of this opera, the Commendatore returns as a (*) stone statue to drag the title character to Hell. For 10 points, name this Mozart opera about a legendary seducer.
One character in this opera accompanies himself on the mandolin in the aria "Deh, vieni alla finestra.
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