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"Women Are Fickle"
Composer Verdi
Italian composer Giuseppe Verdi, Italian composer
At the age of 13, he began to study music, and in 1842, he composed his second opera "King Nabuco", which was extremely successful and became one of the first-class composers in Italy.
Verdi wrote 28 operas and 7 choral works, and in early 1851, Verdi completed all the music of "Rigoletto" in 40 days. On March 31, 1852, Rigoletto premiered in Venice.
In order to surprise the audience during the premiere, Verdi did not give the score of the famous song "Woman Fickle" to the actors until the day before the performance. Sure enough, the premiere was repeatedly interrupted by cheers and applause from the audience. Since then, "Rigoletto" and "Woman Fickle" have spread throughout Italy.
Opera - "Rigoletto"
Synopsis: The master, Kilometer Goleto, looks ugly and hunchbacks, and works as a jedi in the court.
The young and beautiful Duke of Mantua took pleasure in playing with women, and Rigoletto often plotted for the Duke to help him seduce the wives and daughters of his courtiers, causing resentment among the people, and everyone planned to take revenge on him, so that he unconsciously participated in the abduction of his beloved daughter Gilda. When Rigoletto discovered that he had given his daughter to the Duke, he decided to hire assassins to kill him.
When he took the pocket containing the corpse from the Assassin's hand, thinking that the work had been accomplished, he overheard the Duke singing and hurriedly opened the pocket to find that it contained his dying daughter, which made him very distressed.
It turned out that the young girl who learned of the assassination plan had a deep affection for the duke and was willing to die for the duke for love.
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