One of this work's title characters is told to control his desire and keep quiet in the aria "Gli sguardi trattieni", and that title character sings of the inferno that he feels in the middle of his heart, as well as the "disdainful shadows" before lamenting the "languishing of love." Besides singing arias like "Men tiranne voi sareste" and "Mille pene", the title character sings "I wobble, I tremble" while bemoaning "barbarous fate" in "Che fiero momento" and begs the Furies in "Deh placatevi con me." The F major Dance
One of this work's title characters is told to control his desire and keep quiet in the aria "Gli sguardi trattieni", and that title character sings of the inferno that he feels in the middle of his heart, as well as the "disdainful shadows" before lamenting the "languishing of love." Besides singing arias like "Men tiranne voi sareste" and "Mille pene", the title character sings "I wobble, I tremble" while bemoaning "barbarous fate" in "Che fiero momento" and begs the Furies in "Deh placatevi con me." The F major Dance of the Blessed Spirits signals entrance into the Elysian fields, and near the end of this work, the title character sings "Che faro senza" after believing he has lost his lover, though Amore intervenes, restoring her to life. For 10 points, name this opera about a mythological bard who heads into the underworld to find his lover, a work of Christoph Willibald Gluck.
One of this work's title characters is told to control his desire and keep quiet in the aria "
{Orfeo ed Euridice} or {Orpheus} and {Eurydice}