[voh-CHAY] poco fa" after falling in love with Lindoro, who is actually the disguised Count (*) Almaviva.
One character in this opera replaces a love letter with a laundry list to trick her guardian, Dr. Bartolo. That character, Rosina, sings "Una voce [voh-CHAY] poco fa" after falling in love with Lindoro, who is actually the disguised Count (*) Almaviva. This opera's aria "Largo al factotum" includes a rapid repetition of the singer's name, Figaro. For 10 points, name this Rossini opera about a former hairdresser.
One character in this opera replaces a love letter with a laundry list to trick her guardian, Dr. Bartolo.
The Barber of Seville