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1. • A man has little but his honor

     
     • As Canio tells Nedda just before he stabs her, “A man has little but his honor. And when it’s taken from him, only blood can restore it!”
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   What does Canio say to Nedda?

   • Canio is hot-tempered but good-hearted. (He pushes Nedda through the curtain and follows her.) Shameful! Shameful! Be calm now, Master, it is better to dissemble. The lover will be back. Trust me, I’ll keep an eye on her. Now for the show! and so betray himself. To succeed you must dissemble. (Rientra.) Padrone. E tu batti la cassa, Tonio.

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   What does Nedda say to Tonio?

   • Nedda, lo giuro, me la pagherai! (Tonio esce, minacciando.) You mock me? Wretched woman! pay dearly for it! You’re threatening me? Shall I call Canio? Not until I kiss you. Look out! Oh, you will soon be mine! (seizes Beppe’s whip and lashes Tonio across the face.) Wretch! I swear, you’ll pay for this! (He goes out, growling threats.) Aspide! Va.

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   What do you say to Nedda during the show?

   • By God’s love, to the show. Come, calm down! Let go, Beppe! His name! His name! come here and hold him. Hurry, the public is arriving. Nedda.) You’ll do your explaining later. You there, get going. Go and get dressed. You know, Canio is hot-tempered but good-hearted. (He pushes Nedda through the curtain and follows her.) Shameful! Shameful!

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   Are Canio and Nedda married?

   • Canio and Nedda are married, and the leads in the troupe along with Tonio and Beppe, however Nedda is secretly having an affair with Silvio. Fearing Canio’s anger, Nedda continues to hide the affair, and even goes as far to attempt to break it off with Silvio. Silvio and Nedda’s love is strong, however, and they plan to run away together.

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   What does Nedda look like in Pagliaccio?

   • On the front of the cart is sprawled Nedda in a costume between that of a gipsy and an acrobat. Behind her is placed the big drum. At the back of the cart stands Canio, in clown's clothes, holding a trumpet in his right hand and the drumstick in his left. The villagers joyously surround the cart. Long live Pagliaccio! Hurrah!

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   What do you say to Nedda when he sees Beppe?

   • Let go, Beppe! His name! His name! come here and hold him. Hurry, the public is arriving. Nedda.) You’ll do your explaining later. You there, get going. Go and get dressed. You know, Canio is hot-tempered but good-hearted. (He pushes Nedda through the curtain and follows her.) Shameful! Shameful! Be calm now, Master, it is better to dissemble.

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3. www.opera-arias.com › pagliacci › librettoPagliacci | Libretto | English Translation - Opera-Arias.com

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   On the front of the cart is sprawled Nedda in a costume between that of a gipsy and an acrobat. Behind her is placed the big drum. At the back of the cart stands Canio, in clown's clothes, holding a trumpet in his right hand and the drumstick in his left.

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   Of course he loves Nedda, and when rebuffed, seeks solace in revenge. Canio knows that Nedda doesn’t love him, but is he wrong to expect her to at least be grateful for the life he has given her?

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   Nedda is frightened by Canio's vehemence ("Qual fiamma avea nel guardo"), but the birdsong comforts her ("Stridono lassù"). Tonio returns and confesses his love for her, but she laughs. Enraged, Tonio grabs Nedda, but she takes a whip, strikes him and drives him off.

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7. www.murashev.com › opera › Pagliacci_libretto_Italian_EnglishPagliacci libretto (Italian/English) - opera by Ruggero ...

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   Nedda, attrice da fiera, moglie di... (nella commedia Colombina) - soprano. Canio, capo della compagnia (nella commedia Pagliaccio) - tenore. Tonio, lo scemo (nella commedia Taddeo) - baritono. Peppe, commediante (nella commedia Arlecchino) - tenore. Silvio, campagnuolo - baritono.

8. www.murashev.com › opera › Pagliacci_libretto_English_Act_1Pagliacci libretto (English) - opera by Ruggero Leoncavallo

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   (During the chorus, Canio has gone behind the theatre to take off his Pagliaccio costume. He returns, nods a smiling farewell to Nedda and leaves with Beppe and five or six villagers. Nedda remains alone.) Scene Two NEDDA What a fire in his glance! I lowered my eyes for fear that he read my secret thoughts. Oh, if he ever caught me, brute that ...

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   Ruggero Leoncavallo - Pagliacci (English) Roles / Prologue. Canio, head of the troupe (Role in Commedia: Pagliaccio) - tenor. Nedda, Canio's wife, in love with Silvio (Colombina, Pagliaccio's wife, in love with Arlecchino) - soprano. Tonio, the fool (Taddeo) - baritone.

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    In an act of revenge, Tonio tells Canio that Nedda is having an affair like he suspected. During a performance, Canio confronts Nedda, and stabs her. Silvio attempts to save Nedda, running up on stage, but gets stabbed by Canio as well.