A) Don Alonso, a priest and singing tutor B) Don Basilio, the music teacher C) The notary D) Lindoro, Rosina's suitor
A) Figaro B) Lindoro, a servant of Count Almaviva C) Don Basilio D) Count Almaviva
A) A conversation overheard between Almaviva and Figaro B) A note from Lindoro to Rosina C) A letter from Count Almaviva D) A testimony from Figaro
A) Don Basilio B) Count Almaviva C) Figaro D) The notary
A) Rosina planning to run away B) The lovers conspiring C) Don Basilio discussing his illness D) Figaro plotting against him
A) The crazy household B) The lack of food C) The absence of Rosina D) The noise from the street
A) A new servant B) A celebration C) A farewell party D) The notary for the marriage
A) Through a window using a ladder B) Through a secret passage C) Through the front door D) By knocking on the door
A) Lindoro B) The notary C) Bartolo D) Don Basilio
A) Almaviva revealing his true identity B) Figaro's persuasion C) A letter from Lindoro D) Bartolo's departure
A) Basilio and Figaro B) The notary and the officer C) Bartolo and Berta D) Count Almaviva and Rosina
A) The house B) The piano C) Rosina's dowry D) The letter from Lindoro
A) Betrayal and revenge B) Wealth and power C) Music and harmony D) Love and faith
A) Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart B) Gioachino Rossini C) Giuseppe Verdi D) Ludwig van Beethoven
A) Il barbiere di Siviglia B) La traviata C) Turandot D) L'elisir d'amore
A) Luigi Illica B) Giuseppe Verdi C) Cesare Sterbini D) Arrigo Boito
A) Jean Racine B) Pierre Beaumarchais C) Molière D) Voltaire
A) 20 February 1816 B) 15 March 1815 C) 10 April 1817 D) 25 December 1818
A) Teatro Argentina, Rome B) La Scala, Milan C) Metropolitan Opera, New York D) Royal Opera House, London
A) Ludwig van Beethoven B) Giuseppe Verdi C) Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart D) Gioachino Rossini
A) Luigi Zamboni B) Enrico Caruso C) Plácido Domingo D) Luciano Pavarotti
A) Nellie Melba B) Geltrude Righetti C) Adelina Patti D) Maria Callas
A) Vincenzo Bellini B) Giovanni Paisiello C) Franz Schubert D) Gaetano Donizetti
A) 1820 B) 1818 C) 1822 D) 1815
A) Sadler's Wells Theatre B) King's Theatre, London C) Covent Garden Theatre D) Drury Lane Theatre
A) 3 May 1819 B) 1 January 1820 C) 15 July 1818 D) 25 December 1821
A) Royal Opera House, London B) La Scala, Milan C) Park Theatre, New York D) Metropolitan Opera, New York
A) Mezzo-soprano B) Contralto C) Soprano D) Tenor
A) Adelina Patti B) Nellie Melba C) Joséphine Fodor-Mainvielle D) Maria Callas
A) Di sì felice innesto B) Cessa di più resistere C) Una voce poco fa D) Largo al factotum
A) Ewa Podleś B) Adelina Patti C) Maria Callas D) Nellie Melba
A) 17th century B) 16th century C) 19th century D) 18th century
A) Figaro B) Count Almaviva C) Basilio D) Bartolo
A) La calunnia è un venticello B) Una voce poco fa C) Largo al factotum della città D) All'idea di quel metallo
A) A music teacher B) A drunken soldier C) A housekeeper D) A musician
A) An official exemption document B) A laundry list C) A love letter D) A music score
A) Una voce poco fa B) All'idea di quel metallo C) Largo al factotum della città D) La calunnia è un venticello
A) Music B) Calumny C) Love D) Money
A) Write a letter B) Pay Bartolo C) Sing a serenade D) Disguise as a drunken soldier
A) A music score B) Her laundry list C) A complaint D) A love letter
A) Figaro B) Basilio C) Berta D) Rosina
A) Calls for reinforcements B) Escorts Almaviva out C) Arrests Almaviva D) Backs off
A) Sings B) Runs away C) Laughs quietly D) Argues |