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How to tenor:
Fall in love with enemy princess
Spurn other princess who also loves you
Betray your people to save first princess
Be ostracised as the traitor who delivered your country to the enemy
"Oh! La morte, per pietà!"
Be forgiven because said princess has in turn sincerely joined your people
Never speak after Act 2 and barely even appear onstage
Get a happy ending, though 👍🏽
Wait did you think this was about Radames?
Verdi: Nabucco, Act III: "Va, pensiero, sull'ali dorate" (Chorus of the Hebrew Slaves)
Giussepe Verdi (namadrugada) - Coro dos escravos hebreus (Va, pensiero) da Ópera Nabucco
Compositor de óperas italiano que nasceu em 1813 e faleceu em 1901. Foi um dos compositores mais influentes em toda a história da música e as suas obras são autênticos clássicos que são ainda tocados em casas de ópera de todo o mundo, ultrapassando inclusivamente os limites da música clássica, sendo adotadas em bandas sonoras de filmes e fazendo parte de projetos musicais generalistas. Nabucco foi a terceira de vinte e oito óperas que compôs e o "Coro dos hebreus" (Titulo original: Va pensiero) foi interpretado por 820 cantores no dia do seu funeral.
on today’s episode of “random stuff that spotify gives me”
Do you know Nabucco (1842) by Giuseppe Verdi?
Yes, I've watched/listened to it in full
Yes, I've watched/listened to parts of it
No, I haven't watched/listened to it
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Nabucco, Teatro Colón
Opera composed by Giuseppe Verdi, with musical direction by Carlos Vieu at the head of the Permanent Orchestra of the Teatro Colón, and stage direction, set design, costumes, lighting, and choreography by Stefano Poda.
Photography Arnaldo Colombaroli
forgot how much I loved him 😳
January 27. 1901 the great Giuseppe Verdi (1813-1901) died in Milano. Forever he will be one of the greatest composer in the Opera World.
Here we see s original Postcard that was send from Milano Piazza de la Scala at the day of his dead. The place he opened the Casa Verdi 1896.
