In the middle of the first act of this work, three people sing "Every detail has been sorted", followed shortly by "Hold it!
In the middle of the first act of this work, three people sing "Every detail has been sorted", followed shortly by "Hold it! Are we not forgetting". This work's three dance numbers are often performed separately, and they comprise an Act I polka, an Act II furiant, and an Act III skotchna for the comedy troupe that visits the village. That comedy troupe includes Esmerelda, who tempts the main character away from his would-be betrothed in "Mother doesn't matter, Mother wouldn't care!". But that character has tricked the broker, and it turns out he is Micha's son, so he can marry Krushina and Ludmila's daughter. All of this occurs after Ketsal has paid 300 guilders for Jenik not to marry Marenka. FTP, name this opera by Bedřich Smetana.
In the middle of the first act of this work, three people sing "Every detail has been sorted", followed shortly by "Hold it!
The {Bartered Bride} or {Prodaná nevěsta} or {The Sold Fiancée}