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Rigoletto: ‘La donna è mobile’ – Giuseppe Verdi

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First published at 03:01 UTC on March 18th, 2021.

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Rigoletto: ‘La donna è mobile’ by Giuseppe Verdi

Verdi wrote Rigoletto in 1851, based on the play Le roi s'amuse by French playwright Victor Hugo. This canzone from the beginning of Act 3 is sung by the Duke of Mantua, and translates to ‘Woman…

Rigoletto: ‘La donna è mobile’ by Giuseppe Verdi

Verdi wrote Rigoletto in 1851, based on the play Le roi s'amuse by French playwright Victor Hugo. This canzone from the beginning of Act 3 is sung by the Duke of Mantua, and translates to ‘Woman is fickle’. The tune to this canzone was popular and several Venetian gondoliers would sing it during work.

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