Later in that act, he sings "La vita mi costasse, vi salverò" to the brother of the Marchesa in agreeing to shelter him, although Angelotti later commits suicide in a well.
In Act I of this work, one character sings "Qual occhio al mondo" to compare the title character's eyes to those of the Marchesa Attavanti. Later in that act, he sings "La vita mi costasse, vi salverò" to the brother of the Marchesa in agreeing to shelter him, although Angelotti later commits suicide in a well. In Act II, that savior sings "Vittoria" after hearing the results of the Battle of Marengo, and the antagonist sings "Mi dicon venal" when asked how to save his life for harboring Angelotti. Later, after the title character of this opera sings "Vissi d' arte", Spoletta is ordered to stage the execution of Cavaradossi, and the antagonist who issued this order is stabbed by that title character. For 10 points, what is this opera that ends with the title character jumping to her death, after the treachery of Baron Scarpia, composed by Giacomo Puccini?
In Act I of this work, one character sings "Qual occhio al mondo" to compare the title character's eyes to those of the Marchesa Attavanti.
Tosca