In one duet in this work, two characters spy on the central couple and hatch a plan in "Cheti, cheti, immantinente", while the female lead regrets slapping the title character in "È duretta la lezione" after he tried to placate her in "‘Signorina, in tanta fretta." That lead reads a romance novel about Riccardo, allowing her to claim knowledge of how to trap a man in "Quel
In one duet in this work, two characters spy on the central couple and hatch a plan in "Cheti, cheti, immantinente", while the female lead regrets slapping the title character in "È duretta la lezione" after he tried to placate her in "‘Signorina, in tanta fretta." That lead reads a romance novel about Riccardo, allowing her to claim knowledge of how to trap a man in "Quel guardo, il cavaliere", while the protagonist tells his lover "to remove him from her heart" in the larghetto "‘Cercherò lontana terra." The central couple is reunited in "Com'è gentil", while the title character sings of his renewed youth after being told of Sofronia in "Bella siccome un angelo", which is sung by the title character's physician, Doctor Malatesta. Seeing Ernesto eventually marry Norina with the permission of the title uncle, for 10 points, name this opera by Donizetti.
In one duet in this work, two characters spy on the central couple and hatch a plan in "Cheti, cheti, immantinente", while the female lead regrets slapping the title character in "È duretta la lezione" after he tried to placate her in "‘Signorina, in tanta fretta.
{Don Pasquale }