The E major tempo d'attacco of this opera's Act III duet is followed by a cantabile in A-flat major and the C major cabaletta "Gran Dio! morir si giovane," and that cantabile is called "Parigi, o cara
The E major tempo d'attacco of this opera's Act III duet is followed by a cantabile in A-flat major and the C major cabaletta "Gran Dio! morir si giovane," and that cantabile is called "Parigi, o cara." A melody first heard in an Act I duet on the words "Di quell'amor ch'?palpito" reappears several times, once in the orchestra as the heroine reads a letter from her lover's father, once interrupting her cabaletta "Sempre libera," and once sung by the heroine herself in "Ah! fors'?lui." That act I duet, "Un di felice, eterea" is not as famous as the brindisi "Libiamo ne' lieti calici." FTP, identify this opera about the love between Alfredo and the title "fallen woman," Violetta, a work of Giuseppe Verdi.
The E major tempo d'attacco of this opera's Act III duet is followed by a cantabile in A-flat major and the C major cabaletta "Gran Dio!
La Traviata