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Com' io t' amassi confesserai...
Dio dai rimorsi ti salvi allora...
Io spenta ancora - pur t' amerò.
Bar. (A questa donna l'atroce insulto
Qui tutti offese , ma non inulto
Fia tanto oltraggio... provar vi voglio
Che tanto orgoglio - fiaccar saprò. )
Tutti Ahi quanto peni!... Ma pur fa core...
Qui soffre ognuno del tuo dolore ;
Fra cari amici qui sei soltanto ;
Rasciuga il pianto - che t' inondò.
( Germont trae seco il figlio ; il Barone lo segue,
letta è condotta in altra stanza dal Dottore,
Flora : gli altri si disperdono. )
Vio-
e da
FINE dell'atto SECONDO.
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1858 - Traviata
DescriptionLibretto di Francesco Maria Piave. Musica del maestro Giuseppe Verdi. Napoli: A spese dell'Editore, 1858. Cover title.
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Hopkinson Verdi Collection
DescriptionA sample of items from the internationally renowned collection of scores and libretti of the works of Giuseppe Verdi (1813 to 1901). They were collected by music bibliographer Cecil Hopkinson (1898 to 1977). As well as music scores, the collection includes ephemeral material, like concert programmes, newspaper cuttings, photographs and stamps.
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Special collections of printed music
DescriptionThe Glen Collection and the Inglis Collection represent mainly 18th and 19th century Scottish music, including Scottish songs. The collections of Berlioz and Verdi collected by bibliographer Cecil Hopkinson contain contemporary and later editions of the works of the two composers Berlioz and Verdi.