In the second act of one of this man's works, one character pretends to be the student Pereda and listens to the gypsy Preziosilla sing "Al suon del tamburo." In the final act of that work by this man, one character sings "Pace, pace mio Dio" before being stabbed in the heart by her brother Carlo. In addition to that work about the lovers Leonora and Alvaro, this man composed an opera whose title character rescues Fenena after promising to restore the Temple in "Dio di Giuda;" that opera also contains the Hebrew slave chorus "Va, pensiero." The second act of another of this man's operas contai
In the second act of one of this man's works, one character pretends to be the student Pereda and listens to the gypsy Preziosilla sing "Al suon del tamburo." In the final act of that work by this man, one character sings "Pace, pace mio Dio" before being stabbed in the heart by her brother Carlo. In addition to that work about the lovers Leonora and Alvaro, this man composed an opera whose title character rescues Fenena after promising to restore the Temple in "Dio di Giuda;" that opera also contains the Hebrew slave chorus "Va, pensiero." The second act of another of this man's operas contains the Triumphal March, which accompanies the return of Radames, who is buried alive with the title Ethiopian princess. For 10 points, identify this composer of La Forza del Destino, Nabucco and Aida.
In the second act of one of this man's works, one character pretends to be the student Pereda and listens to the gypsy Preziosilla sing "Al suon del tamburo."
Giuseppe Fortunino Francesco Verdi