Mario Cavaradossi - List of Arias and Set Numbers

List of Arias and Set Numbers

First lines Performed by
Act 1
"Recondita armonia"
("Hidden harmony")
Cavaradossi
"Non la sospiri, la nostra casetta"
("Do you not long for our little house")
Tosca, Cavaradossi
"Qual'occhio"
("What eyes in the world")
Cavaradossi, Tosca
"Va, Tosca!"
("Go, Tosca!")
Scarpia, Chorus
Te Deum laudamus
("We praise thee, O God")
Scarpia, Chorus
Act 2
"Ha più forte sapore"
("For myself the violent conquest")
Scarpia
"Vittoria! Vittoria!"
("Victory! Victory!")
Cavaradossi
"Già, mi dicon venal"
("Yes, they say that I am venal")
Scarpia
"Vissi d'arte"
("I lived for art, I lived for love")
Tosca
Act 3
"Io de' sospiri"
("I give you sighs")
Voice of a shepherd boy
"E lucevan le stelle"
("And the stars shone")
Cavaradossi
"O dolci mani"
("Oh, sweet hands")
Cavaradossi
"Amaro sol per te m'era il morire"
("Only for you did death taste bitter for me")
Cavaradossi, Tosca

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