In this opera, the title character compares himself to another character in the aria "Pari siamo," saying" my weapon is my tongue, his is his dagger." It opens with a character explaining that "this woman or that woman" is the same to him in the aria
In this opera, the title character compares himself to another character in the aria "Pari siamo," saying" my weapon is my tongue, his is his dagger." It opens with a character explaining that "this woman or that woman" is the same to him in the aria "Questa o quella." The title character of this opera is blindfolded and made to believe he is helping kidnap Countess Ceprano; that title character is really being used to kidnap his own daughter, which he realizes at the end in "La maledizione!" In its final act, the title character's daughter Gilda is killed by Sparafucile, and the Duke of Mantua sings "La donna è mobile." For 10 points, name this Giuseppe Verdi opera about a hunchbacked jester.
In this opera, the title character compares himself to another character in the aria "Pari siamo," saying" my weapon is my tongue, his is his dagger.