Leporello sings this opera's (*) "Catalogue Aria," in which he details the title character's conquests, and, in the end, a statue of Don Pedro shows up to dinner and drags the title character to hell.
This opera sees an on-stage orchestra quote from Vincente Martin y Soler's Una Cosa Rara as well as an aria from an earlier opera by its composer, "Non piu andrai." In the aria "Vedrai, carino," Zerlina consoles her lover Masetto after the title character gives him a good thrashing. Leporello sings this opera's (*) "Catalogue Aria," in which he details the title character's conquests, and, in the end, a statue of Don Pedro shows up to dinner and drags the title character to hell. For 10 points, name this "dramma giocoso" about the title libertine, by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
This opera sees an on-stage orchestra quote from Vincente Martin y Soler's Una Cosa Rara as well as an aria from an earlier opera by its composer, "Non piu andrai.
Don Giovanni [accept The Rake Punished; or K.527]