Cassio appeared to have been dreaming passionately about Desdemona.įound anything useful? Give a little back by donating as little as one dollar to the Aria Database.Ĭlick on the graphic below to begin the easy and secure donation process. Instead, he relates an incident to Otello in which he and Cassio had been sharing sleeping quarters. Synopsis : Iago can offer no physical proof of Desdemona's infidelity.Translation and/or Aria Text : Translation by Jonathan Ward.Sound file : MIDI file and zip format sequenced by Meredith Taylor.Synopsis : We learn of Iago's true motivations: "I believe in a cruel God, who has created me in his image and whom, in hate, I name.Setting : A hall on the ground floor of the castle.Voice Part : baritone Fach : dramatic baritone.Synopsis : Iago's treachery has been revealed and Otello realizes his fatal mistake.Synopsis : After his interview with Desdemona, Otello, at the depths of his torment asks God why he has afflicted him in this manner.Setting : The great hall of the castle.Parker.įrom Act III of the Italian opera, Otello by Giuseppe Verdi Translation and/or Aria Text : Libretto entered by Stephen L.Synopsis : The comes on the heels of Otello's farewell to arms and subsequently his sanity.Setting : A hall on the ground fllor of the castle.Voice Part : tenor Fach : dramatic tenor/heldentenor.Role : Otello, a General in the Venetian Army and a Moor.Translation and/or Aria Text : Translation by Rebecca Burstein.įrom Act II of the Italian opera, Otello by Giuseppe Verdi.One of Verdi's most beautiful religious works. Catalog #50018 (Ricordi), also available in Schrimer from Music Mart. Where to Find It : Score of opera - Classical Vocal Reprints, 1-80.
Recordings : Complete Opera Excerpts from Opera.Translation and/or Aria Text : Translation by Lori Decter Purcell.Barbara was in love with a man who jilted her. Synopsis : Desdemona relates the story of her mother's maid, Barbara to Emilia.Voice Part : soprano Fach : lyric soprano.
Mia madre aveva una povera ancella (Willow Song)įrom Act IV of the Italian opera, Otello by Giuseppe Verdi Search : In these results- Entire Aria Database.
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