After hearing this song, the opera's title character glosses over a will and ponders a request to go to Porto Rosso for a ring, before sending his daughter out and making Gherardo, Marco, Betto, and the other relatives promise not to reveal the death of Buoso Donati.
After hearing this song, the opera's title character glosses over a will and ponders a request to go to Porto Rosso for a ring, before sending his daughter out and making Gherardo, Marco, Betto, and the other relatives promise not to reveal the death of Buoso Donati. Containing the dramatic threat that the singer will throw herself into the Arno River by jumping off the Ponte Vecchio, it is a plea that she be allowed to marry Rinuccio. FTP, name this aria sang by Lauretta to her father in Puccini's Gianni Schicchi.
After hearing this song, the opera's title character glosses over a will and ponders a request to go to Porto Rosso for a ring, before sending his daughter out and making Gherardo, Marco, Betto, and the other relatives promise not to reveal the death of Buoso Donati.
“{O Mio Babbino Caro}” or “{Oh, my Dear Father}” (accept similar translations)