One character in this work sings a ballatella about the freedom of the birds in the scene following the "Bell Chorus.
One character in this work sings a ballatella about the freedom of the birds in the scene following the "Bell Chorus." In another scene, a character shouts "Name of God! Those same words" after hearing a woman say "I will always be yours!" for the second time. After discovering his wife's infidelity, one character tells himself to "laugh at the grief that poisons your heart" and perform the aria's title action "because people have paid money and want to be amused." That aria, "Vesti la giubba," is sung by Canio, who stabs Nedda while she is playing the role of Columbine. For 10 points, name this Leoncavallo opera frequently performed alongside Cavalleria Rusticana.
One character in this work sings a ballatella about the freedom of the birds in the scene following the "Bell Chorus.
Pagliacci [or I Pagliacci; or Players; or Clowns]