This opera's title character sings the brief (*) "Fin ch'han dal vino" ("feen con dahl veeÂ­no").
In this opera's finale, one character says "I know that one all too well" when a series of opera excerpts ends with a quote from its composer's previous opera. One character in this opera is unusually accompanied by three trombones, and his final appearance coincides with the reappearance of the crashing syncopated chords from the beginning of the overture. This opera's final act includes a simulation of three dance orchestras tuning up as they play three dances at the same time. This opera's title character sings the brief (*) "Fin ch'han dal vino" ("feen con dahl veeÂ­no"). In this opera, Don Ottavio vows vengeance after figuring out who murdered Donna Anna's father. The title character of this opera sings "LÃ  ci darem la mano" ("LAH chee dahÂ­REM la MAHÂ­noh") with Zerlina, as well as the "Champagne Aria." Its title character's conquests are listed in the "Catalogue Aria" by Leporello. In this opera's finale, the title character is dragged into hell after a statue of the Commendatore comes to life. For 10 points, name this Mozart opera about a seducer.
In this opera's finale, one character says "I know that one all too well" when a series of opera excerpts ends with a quote from its composer's previous opera.
Don Giovanni [accept Il dissoluto punito or The Rake Punished]