With a libretto based on a Gutierrez play and written by Cammarano and Leone Bardare, its most famous musical portion is probably "Chi del gitano I giorni abbella."
The third act, which features the arias "Orco dadi ma fra poco" and "In braccio al mio rival!" had an additional ballet section written in for its French premier. In the first act one of the female leads sings "Di tale amor" to her maid Ines, where she proclaims that she would rather die than lose the mysterious knight that she saw at a tournament. With a libretto based on a Gutierrez play and written by Cammarano and Leone Bardare, its most famous musical portion is probably "Chi del gitano I giorni abbella." For ten points, name this work featuring the lady Leonora, the soldier Manrico and his mother, the gypsy Azucena, an opera by Verdi featuring the "Anvil Chorus".
The third act, which features the arias "Orco dadi ma fra poco" and "In braccio al mio rival!" had an additional ballet section written in for its French premier.
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