In this work, one character's job is described as a celebration of (*) courage in a song that describes the cheers of the crowds watching the ring.
In this work, one character's mother sends him a letter asking him to marry the girl who brought the letter. Towards its end, one character sings "C'est toi! C'est moi" to his lover, only to have her throw the ring he had gifted her. In this work, one character's job is described as a celebration of (*) courage in a song that describes the cheers of the crowds watching the ring. Another song in this work includes the line "L'amour est l'enfant e Boheme" and repeatedly tells its addressee to "take guard." Don Jose kills the title character of this opera at its end, and in Act 2 of this opera, Escamillo sings the Toreador Song. For 10 points, name this opera in which the Habañera Song is sung by the title gypsy, a work of Georges Bizet.
In this work, one character's mother sends him a letter asking him to marry the girl who brought the letter.
Carmen