Adopted from an Henri Murger novel by Giacosa and Illica, this opera sees one character discuss his motivations in the aria "Donde lieta usci" and confess his love in "Che gelida manina.
Adopted from an Henri Murger novel by Giacosa and Illica, this opera sees one character discuss his motivations in the aria "Donde lieta usci" and confess his love in "Che gelida manina." At the end, Schaunard pronounces the death of one character, shortly after Colline sets out to pawn an overcoat. In the first act, the characters go to Cafe Momus after dodging the landlord Benoit, but soon Mimi's tuberculosis is revealed, and both Rodolfo and Marcello are newly single. For 10 points, name this opera by Puccini about some poor Parisian artists.
Adopted from an Henri Murger novel by Giacosa and Illica, this opera sees one character discuss his motivations in the aria "Donde lieta usci" and confess his love in "Che gelida manina.
La Boheme