| 词条 | Il mio tesoro |
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"{{Lang|it|Il mio tesoro}}" (or "{{Lang|it|Il mio tesoro intanto}}") is an aria for lyric tenor voice from scene 2 in act 2 of Mozart's opera Don Giovanni. It is often performed in recitals and featured in anthologies of music for tenor.[1] In the aria, Don Ottavio, a young nobleman, urges the listener to assure his (the nobleman's) beloved fiancée, Donna Anna, that he intends to secure vengeance for her against the man who murdered her father. {{listen|type=music |filename=W. A. Mozart - Don Giovanni - 33. Il mio tesoro intanto (Josef Krips, Wiener Staatsoper, 1955).ogg |title=Il mio tesoro |description=Anton Dermota, from a 1955 recording by Josef Krips and the Wiener Staatsoper. }} LibrettoIl mio tesoro intanto andate a consolar, E del bel ciglio il pianto cercate di asciugar. Ditele che i suoi torti a vendicar io vado; Che sol di stragi e morti nunzio vogl'io tornar. My treasure, meanwhile, Go and console. And from her beautiful eyes, the tears, Try to wipe away. Tell her that the wrongs against her, I'm going to avenge, That only of killing and death As announcer will I return. In other mediaA concert performance of "Il mio tesoro" is mentioned in the opening paragraphs of Tolstoy's novel Anna Karenina.[2] Excerpts from it are sung by the protagonist's father in the 1949 black comedy film Kind Hearts and Coronets. References1. ^"Il mio tesoro", Aria Database 2. ^Anna Karenina, chapter 1 External links
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