Hi there,
The closing scene of this film has a character listening to an opera, I think I read somewhere it was from La Traviata. Wondering if anyone can tell me more specifically, which piece it is?
Thanks for any help.
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It's "Una Voce Poco Fa", from _The Barber of Seville_. Here's Beverly Sills having fun with it:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SmEFfeYRWeI
This is incorrect. The music in the closing sequence is from La Traviata. It's "Sempre libera."
Thanks Local Hero - you're correct - just found the ending on YouTube. This is what happens when I listen groggily to something at 4:30 a.m. on a work morning when my first priority is feeding the cats....!
shareCan you help? Do you know who the two singers were? What recording? I cannot find a reference so far on the Internet.
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