Amica
Set in the mountains of Savoy around 1900, this verismo domestic tragedy involves two brothers, Giorgio and Renaldo, and the woman they both love, Amica.
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Set in the mountains of Savoy around 1900, this verismo domestic tragedy involves two brothers, Giorgio and Renaldo, and the woman they both love, Amica.
In a Sicilian village on Easter morning, Santuzza tells Turiddu’s mother that he has returned to his affair with Lola, now married to Alfio. After Santuzza reveals the adultery, Alfio challenges Turiddu to a duel; Turiddu is killed, and the news reaches the villagers.
A four-act Italian opera by Pietro Mascagni, based on Erckmann and Chatrian’s play Les Rantzau. The central lovers are first cousins who marry.
Wealthy landowner Fritz bets the rabbi David that he will never marry, while David sees Suzel, the daughter of one of Fritz’s tenants, as a suitable bride. Fritz helps Suzel pick cherries and realizes he loves her, then becomes jealous when David says she is engaged. Suzel and Fritz declare their love, and David gives Fritz’s wagered vineyard to Suzel as a wedding gift.
A three-act opera depicting Nero and figures of ancient Rome; the plot is not detailed.
Baldo, a worker, and Pinotta, a hand-spinner in Andrea’s workshop, fall in love and marry.
Set in the mountains of Savoy around 1900, this verismo domestic tragedy involves two brothers, Giorgio and Renaldo, and the woman they both love, Amica.
In a Sicilian village on Easter morning, Santuzza tells Turiddu’s mother that he has returned to his affair with Lola, now married to Alfio. After Santuzza reveals the adultery, Alfio challenges Turiddu to a duel; Turiddu is killed, and the news reaches the villagers.
A four-act Italian opera by Pietro Mascagni, based on Erckmann and Chatrian’s play Les Rantzau. The central lovers are first cousins who marry.
Wealthy landowner Fritz bets the rabbi David that he will never marry, while David sees Suzel, the daughter of one of Fritz’s tenants, as a suitable bride. Fritz helps Suzel pick cherries and realizes he loves her, then becomes jealous when David says she is engaged. Suzel and Fritz declare their love, and David gives Fritz’s wagered vineyard to Suzel as a wedding gift.
A three-act opera depicting Nero and figures of ancient Rome; the plot is not detailed.
Baldo, a worker, and Pinotta, a hand-spinner in Andrea’s workshop, fall in love and marry.
In Naples around 1700, rebel Mario Sanseverino entrusts compromising letters from his lover Regina, wife of Spanish governor Ferrante Diaz, to Friar Benedetto. After the rebellion is uncovered, Ferrante first offers Mario exile, but later discovers Regina’s betrayal. Ferrante kills Mario in a duel and sends Regina to a convent.
A two-act seafaring drama; the plot is not described in the available material.
Courtesan Silvia, who has renounced love, meets the wandering minstrel Zanetto and falls for him. She hides her identity and sends him toward the dawn rather than reveal herself; after he leaves, she says that love has let her weep again.