The second scene of this opera begins with a harp solo representing snow falling while the title character awaits a tryst with her lover. When that lover later interrupts the title character's wedding, the main characters sing the sextet  "Chi mi frena in tal momento?" That lover, Edgardo, is bound in a blood feud with the heroine's brother, Enrico, who wants to force her to marry Arturo to save the family fortune. The title character, who never recovers from the death of her mother, sings "Il dolce suono" while going mad at the end of this opera, which is based on a novel by Sir Walter Scott. Name this tragedy set in
The second scene of this opera begins with a harp solo representing snow falling while the title character awaits a tryst with her lover. When that lover later interrupts the title character's wedding, the main characters sing the sextet  "Chi mi frena in tal momento?" That lover, Edgardo, is bound in a blood feud with the heroine's brother, Enrico, who wants to force her to marry Arturo to save the family fortune. The title character, who never recovers from the death of her mother, sings "Il dolce suono" while going mad at the end of this opera, which is based on a novel by Sir Walter Scott. Name this tragedy set in Scotland by Donizetti.
The second scene of this opera begins with a harp solo representing snow falling while the title character awaits a tryst with her lover.