The only silent role in this opera is the child Dolore, although "the aunt" and "the cousin" have fairly minimal parts in the work. Inspired indirectly by a short story by John Luther Long, it begins with Goro leading the main male character out of his house. That character outlines his roving philosophy in "dovunque al mondo" and, in Part 2 of Act 2, expresses his remorse
The only silent role in this opera is the child Dolore, although "the aunt" and "the cousin" have fairly minimal parts in the work. Inspired indirectly by a short story by John Luther Long, it begins with Goro leading the main male character out of his house. That character outlines his roving philosophy in "dovunque al mondo" and, in Part 2 of Act 2, expresses his remorse and regrets in the romanza "Addio, fiorito asil." The title character sings about her planned conversion to that character's religion "in Io seguo il mio destino," but more famously pictures his return in the aria "Un bel di, vedremo." Pinkerton jilts Cio Cio San in, FTP, what opera by Giacomo Puccini?
The only silent role in this opera is the child Dolore, although "the aunt" and "the cousin" have fairly minimal parts in the work.
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