In one opera by this man, Gilda is killed instead of the Duke of Mantua, who sings "La donna è mobile" and employs a humpbacked jester, and in another, the Temple of Vulcan is the site of Ramades getting buried alive with an Ethiopian princess.
The end of one of this man's operas features the fugue "Tutto nel mondo e burla" sung beneath Herne's Oak. That opera features a character who pursues Mistresses Page and Ford and gets stuffed in a laundry basket, Falstaff, and the "Anvil Chorus" is part of this man's opera [*] Il trovatore. In one opera by this man, Gilda is killed instead of the Duke of Mantua, who sings "La donna è mobile" and employs a humpbacked jester, and in another, the Temple of Vulcan is the site of Ramades getting buried alive with an Ethiopian princess. For 10 points, name this operatic composer of Rigoletto and Aida.
The end of one of this man's operas features the fugue "Tutto nel mondo e burla" sung beneath Herne's Oak.
Giuseppe Fortunino Francesco {Verdi}