Dulcamara is a purveyor of wine in this opera, which wine causes Nemorino to become convinced that he can win her.
In the second act of this opera, a character sets a character free by singing the aria "Prendi, per me sei libero." One character in this opera sings "Udite, udite, o rustici" in the second act to gather together the peasants of the town, while Belcore sings "Come Paride vezzoso" to draw an unflattering comparison to another character. Another character in this opera sings the aria "Un furtiva lacrima" and earlier sings "Quanto è bella, quanto è cara". This opera opens with one character reading the story of Tristan and Iseult in aria form to her workers. ". Dr . Dulcamara is a purveyor of wine in this opera, which wine causes Nemorino to become convinced that he can win her. For ten points, identify this opera about trying to get Adrino to drink the title concoction, a work by Gaetano Donizetti.
In the second act of this opera, a character sets a character free by singing the aria "Prendi, per me sei libero.
The {Elixir of Love} (also accept “L’{Elisir d’Amore}”)