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In Spain, the libertine nobleman Don Giovanni kills the Commendatore while escaping Donna Anna, then continues his seductions with the help of his servant Leporello. Donna Anna, Don Ottavio, Donna Elvira, Zerlina and Masetto confront him, but he repeatedly escapes. After inviting the Commendatore’s statue to dinner, Giovanni refuses its demand that he repent and is carried to Hell. The others resolve their futures and state the opera’s moral.
Don Giovanni kills the Commendatore after attempting to seduce his daughter Donna Anna. He later pursues Donna Ximena and Maturina while evading vengeance from Anna’s fiancé Ottavio. His servant Pasquariello hears the Commendatore’s statue accept a dinner invitation. When Giovanni refuses Donna Elvira’s plea to reform, the statue arrives at his house and drags him to his death.
Curious Marchese Calandrano, betrothed to Clorinda, asks Count Ripaverde to test her fidelity. Ripaverde and Clorinda fall in love; Aurelio consoles Calandrano’s niece Emilia and they fall in love, as do maid Serpina and steward Prospero. Three couples celebrate together, while Calandrano is left without a fiancée.
Paolino and Carolina are secretly married in the household of her father Geronimo. Paolino tries to arrange a match between Count Robinson and Carolina’s sister Elisetta, but Robinson is drawn to Carolina instead. After a series of misunderstandings, Paolino and Carolina reveal their marriage; the family forgives them, while Robinson and Elisetta agree to marry.
The three-act comic opera has a cast including Agnesina, Zon-Zon (emperor of China), and Xunchia, among others. The entry does not describe the plot.
At a pre-wedding banquet, the Count becomes attracted to Mandina, lures her from her bridegroom Pippo and abducts her while she is drugged. After experiencing the Count’s luxuries, Mandina establishes her innocence and marries Pippo.
The characters include elderly miser Orgasmo, who loves Laurina; his son Stefanello, also in love with Laurina; and Rosalinda, who is engaged to Macrobio but loves Felicino.
In Spain, the libertine nobleman Don Giovanni kills the Commendatore while escaping Donna Anna, then continues his seductions with the help of his servant Leporello. Donna Anna, Don Ottavio, Donna Elvira, Zerlina and Masetto confront him, but he repeatedly escapes. After inviting the Commendatore’s statue to dinner, Giovanni refuses its demand that he repent and is carried to Hell. The others resolve their futures and state the opera’s moral.
Don Giovanni kills the Commendatore after attempting to seduce his daughter Donna Anna. He later pursues Donna Ximena and Maturina while evading vengeance from Anna’s fiancé Ottavio. His servant Pasquariello hears the Commendatore’s statue accept a dinner invitation. When Giovanni refuses Donna Elvira’s plea to reform, the statue arrives at his house and drags him to his death.
Curious Marchese Calandrano, betrothed to Clorinda, asks Count Ripaverde to test her fidelity. Ripaverde and Clorinda fall in love; Aurelio consoles Calandrano’s niece Emilia and they fall in love, as do maid Serpina and steward Prospero. Three couples celebrate together, while Calandrano is left without a fiancée.
Paolino and Carolina are secretly married in the household of her father Geronimo. Paolino tries to arrange a match between Count Robinson and Carolina’s sister Elisetta, but Robinson is drawn to Carolina instead. After a series of misunderstandings, Paolino and Carolina reveal their marriage; the family forgives them, while Robinson and Elisetta agree to marry.
The three-act comic opera has a cast including Agnesina, Zon-Zon (emperor of China), and Xunchia, among others. The entry does not describe the plot.
At a pre-wedding banquet, the Count becomes attracted to Mandina, lures her from her bridegroom Pippo and abducts her while she is drugged. After experiencing the Count’s luxuries, Mandina establishes her innocence and marries Pippo.
The characters include elderly miser Orgasmo, who loves Laurina; his son Stefanello, also in love with Laurina; and Rosalinda, who is engaged to Macrobio but loves Felicino.