One character in this opera wishes the title character will remember the tomb of one who loved her in the aria "Fra poco a me ricovero." One character in this opera claims "there is a God/who will wipe your tears" and encourages the title character to offer herself as a victim in "Al ben de tuoi qual vittima", while act 2, scene 2 opens with the chorus "Per te d'immenso giubilo." The title character is addressed in "Tu che a Dio spiegasti l'ali", while limpid water turns to red as a shadow disappears from a fountain's edge, an event described in "Regnava nel silenzio." The title character sings "Quando rapito in estasi" when told of the appearance of a ghost, but her
One character in this opera wishes the title character will remember the tomb of one who loved her in the aria "Fra poco a me ricovero." One character in this opera claims "there is a God/who will wipe your tears" and encourages the title character to offer herself as a victim in "Al ben de tuoi qual vittima", while act 2, scene 2 opens with the chorus "Per te d'immenso giubilo." The title character is addressed in "Tu che a Dio spiegasti l'ali", while limpid water turns to red as a shadow disappears from a fountain's edge, an event described in "Regnava nel silenzio." The title character sings "Quando rapito in estasi" when told of the appearance of a ghost, but her most notable scene sees her sing "Il dolce suono." Raimondo tries to convince the protagonist to renounce her love for Edgardo because she is betrothed to Arturo in, for 10 points, this opera by Gaetano Donizetti.
One character in this opera wishes the title character will remember the tomb of one who loved her in the aria "Fra poco a me ricovero.
{Lucia di Lammermoor}