Two lovers in this opera sing "Oh, quanti occhi fisi" at the end of their duet "Viene la sera." The title character of this opera sings "Un bel di" in anticipation of her husband returning when the robins build their nests, and she struggles to pronounce ornithology. The title character of this opera throws away figurines of her ancestors after which her uncle Bonzo gets angry. At the end of this opera, the title character sings "Piccolo Iddio" to her child named Trouble and then kills herself a
Two lovers in this opera sing "Oh, quanti occhi fisi" at the end of their duet "Viene la sera." The title character of this opera sings "Un bel di" in anticipation of her husband returning when the robins build their nests, and she struggles to pronounce ornithology. The title character of this opera throws away figurines of her ancestors after which her uncle Bonzo gets angry. At the end of this opera, the title character sings "Piccolo Iddio" to her child named Trouble and then kills herself after the maid Suzuki introduces her to Kate, her husband's new American wife. For 10 points, name this Puccini opera about the Japanese woman Cio-Cio San, who marries Lieutenant Pinkerton.
Two lovers in this opera sing "Oh, quanti occhi fisi" at the end of their duet "Viene la sera."
Madama Butterfly [accept Madame Butterfly]