In the aria, "Ho un gran peso sulla testa" one character reluctantly agrees to accept the dangerous position of Lord Kaimakan. In the second act of this opera one character forgets the signal of a single cough meant to tell him when to leave, and later in the aria "Pensa alla Patria" the soprano urges a group of slaves to rebel against Captain Haly. The soprano excoriates "cruel fate" and "tyrannical Cupid" in the aria, "Cruda Sorte" after landing from a shipwreck searching for her lost lover Lindoro. The bass is tricked into swearing an oath of universal silence to join the secret society for
In the aria, "Ho un gran peso sulla testa" one character reluctantly agrees to accept the dangerous position of Lord Kaimakan. In the second act of this opera one character forgets the signal of a single cough meant to tell him when to leave, and later in the aria "Pensa alla Patria" the soprano urges a group of slaves to rebel against Captain Haly. The soprano excoriates "cruel fate" and "tyrannical Cupid" in the aria, "Cruda Sorte" after landing from a shipwreck searching for her lost lover Lindoro. The bass is tricked into swearing an oath of universal silence to join the secret society for husbands called the "Pappatacci," and Mustafa's silence allows the title character to flee on a European ship. For 10 points, name this Rossini opera in which the title character Isabella escapes from the Bey's harem in a North African city.
In the aria, "Ho un gran peso sulla testa" one character reluctantly agrees to accept the dangerous position of Lord Kaimakan.
{L'Italiana} in {Algeri} (accept The {Italian Girl} in {Algiers})