Roles
| Role | Voice type | Premiere cast 22 November 1862 (Conductor: Edoardo Bauer (Baveri)) |
Revised version premiere cast 27 February 1869 (Conductor: Eugenio Terziani) |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Marquis of Calatrava | bass | Meo | Giuseppe Vecchi |
| Leonora, his daughter | soprano | Caroline Barbot | Teresa Stolz |
| Don Carlo di Vargas, his son | baritone | Francesco Graziani | Luigi Colonnese |
| Don Alvaro, Leonora's suitor | tenor | Enrico Tamberlik | Mario Tiberini |
| Curra, Leonora's maid | mezzo-soprano | Lagramante | Ester Neri |
| Preziosilla, a young gipsy | mezzo-soprano | Constance Nantier-Didier | Ida Benzi |
| Mayor | bass | Ignazio Marini | Luigi Alessandrini |
| Maestro Trabuco, a muleteer and peddler | tenor | Geremia Bettini | Antonio Tasso |
| Padre Guardiano, a Franciscan | bass | Gian Francesco Angelini | Marcello Junca |
| Fra Melitone, a Franciscan | baritone | Achille De Bassini | Giacomo Rota |
| A surgeon | bass | Alessandro Polonini | Vincenzo Paraboschi |
| Peasants, servants, pilgrims, soldiers, vivandières and friars | |||
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