One character in this work sings "Questo o quella," discussing designs on the Countess Ceprano. Another man in this opera compares himself to the assassin Sparafucile, and it is at Sparafucile's inn where a man disguised as a soldier sings a waltz claiming all women are fickle. It ends with the Duke of Mantua's botched assassination where Gilda is killed, and it includes the aria "La Donna e Mobile." For 10 points, name this opera in which the schemes of a hunchbacked jester go awry, written by Giuseppe Verdi.
One character in this work sings "Questo o quella," discussing designs on the Countess Ceprano. Another man in this opera compares himself to the assassin Sparafucile, and it is at Sparafucile's inn where a man disguised as a soldier sings a waltz claiming all women are fickle. It ends with the Duke of Mantua's botched assassination where Gilda is killed, and it includes the aria "La Donna e Mobile." For 10 points, name this opera in which the schemes of a hunchbacked jester go awry, written by Giuseppe Verdi.
One character in this work sings "Questo o quella," discussing designs on the Countess Ceprano.
{Rigoletto}