The title character of this work sees familiar blue eyes in a painting that lead her to believe that her lover is seeing the Marchesa. In this opera's third act, a man dons women's clothing and is promised "Even if it costs me my life, I'll save you" before a cannonball is fired from the Castel Sant'Angelo. In the first act of this opera, choir boys who mistakenly believe that Napoleon has lost at Marengo rehearse a celebratory "Te Deum." The title character of this opera sings that she lived for art in the aria "Vissi d'arte," which is followed by the suicide of Angelotti. This opera's title character sleeps with the sinister Baron Scarpia in a failed attempt to save the life of her lover, 
The title character of this work sees familiar blue eyes in a painting that lead her to believe that her lover is seeing the Marchesa. In this opera's third act, a man dons women's clothing and is promised "Even if it costs me my life, I'll save you" before a cannonball is fired from the Castel Sant'Angelo. In the first act of this opera, choir boys who mistakenly believe that Napoleon has lost at Marengo rehearse a celebratory "Te Deum." The title character of this opera sings that she lived for art in the aria "Vissi d'arte," which is followed by the suicide of Angelotti. This opera's title character sleeps with the sinister Baron Scarpia in a failed attempt to save the life of her lover, the painter Cavaradossi. For 10 points, name this opera in which the title singer jumps to her death, composed by Giacomo Puccini.
The title character of this work sees familiar blue eyes in a painting that lead her to believe that her lover is seeing the Marchesa.
Tosca