At the end of that scene, the title character of this opera is accompanied only by the flute and has to sing a high F.
In a scene from act three of this opera, staccato flute arpeggios represent the sound of the "celestial harmony" that the title character hallucinates. At the end of that scene, the title character of this opera is accompanied only by the flute and has to sing a high F. This opera's second act ends after the title character reluctantly signs a marriage contract, with the sextet ­"Chi mi frena." After the title character of this opera stabs her husband Arturo, she imagines being married to Edgardo in a scene beginning "Il dolce suono...." For 10 points, name this Gaetano Donizetti opera based on a Walter Scott novel, in which the title character has a "mad scene."
In a scene from act three of this opera, staccato flute arpeggios represent the sound of the "celestial harmony" that the title character hallucinates.
Lucia di Lammermoor