In one opera by this composer, the main character, who enters singing "Cruda sorte! Amor tiranno!" (CROO-dah SOR-tay ah-MOR tee-RAHN-no) and is loved by Lindoro, is Isabella. Niccolò Paganini (pa-ga-NEE-nee) wrote variations based on the aria "Dal tuo stellato soglio", which appears in this composer's Moses in Egypt. In addition to that work and The Italian Girl in Algiers, this composer based one opera on a play by Friedrich Schiller whose overture ends with an often used cavalry charge gallop.
In one opera by this composer, the main character, who enters singing "Cruda sorte! Amor tiranno!" (CROO-dah SOR-tay ah-MOR tee-RAHN-no) and is loved by Lindoro, is Isabella. Niccolò Paganini (pa-ga-NEE-nee) wrote variations based on the aria "Dal tuo stellato soglio", which appears in this composer's Moses in Egypt. In addition to that work and The Italian Girl in Algiers, this composer based one opera on a play by Friedrich Schiller whose overture ends with an often used cavalry charge gallop. This composer also wrote the aria "Largo al factotum", which appears in an opera originally titled Almaviva (ahl-mah-VEE-vah). Identify this composer of William Tell and The Barber of Seville.
In one opera by this composer, the main character, who enters singing "Cruda sorte!