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Cosi Fan Tutte

Cosi Fan Tutte

1989•3h 5m
Music

Officers Ferrando and Guglielmo are certain that their lovers Dorabella and Fiordiligi are faithful to them, but the cynical Don Alfonso challenges them to a bet that the women will be unfaithful given the chance. The officers thus pretend to go off to war, and return in disguise as Albanian strangers, to woo Dorabella and Fiordiligi incognito. The ladies are initially frosty, but soon warm to their new suitors, spurred on by their maid Despina. Performed at the La Scala Theatre in Milan.

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Teatro alla Scala

Language

IT

Status

Released

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Cast

Daniela Dessì

Daniela Dessì

Fiordiligi

Delores Ziegler

Delores Ziegler

Dorabella

Jozef Kundlák

Ferrando

Alessandro Corbelli

Alessandro Corbelli

Guglielmo

Claudio Desderi

Claudio Desderi

Don Alfonso

Adelina Scarabelli

Despina

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