In this work, one character sings about a wedding feast for peasants in the baritone contredanse "Fin ch'han dal vino" between sips of champagne.
In this work, one character sings about a wedding feast for peasants in the baritone contredanse "Fin ch'han dal vino" between sips of champagne. This opera contains the aria "Vedrai carino", in which a beaten-up Masetto is comforted by his fiancee Zerlina. Donna Elvira listens to Leporello describe his master's romantic conquests in this opera's Catalogue Aria. In the final scene, the aria "A cenar teco m'invitasti" sees the title character refuse to repent, despite the warnings of the stone statue of the Commendatore. For 10 points, name this Mozart opera, also known as The Rake Punished, in which the title Spanish womanizer is dragged to Hell.
In this work, one character sings about a wedding feast for peasants in the baritone contredanse "Fin ch'han dal vino" between sips of champagne.
Don Giovanni [or The Rake Punished before it is read]