Love and passion characterize the weft and musics of Carmen, the most famous work of G.Bizet.
Carmen is a lyric opera in four actions of Georges Bizet, on booklet of Henri Meilhac and Ludovic Halévy drawn from the novel of Prosper Mérimée (1845). The weft is set in Spain. Josè is a soldier ingenuous, responsible and full of sense of the duty, until he falls in the spiral of seduction and cruelty of the beautiful Carmen,a mysterious woman who represents the contrary of the creative femininity. Josè would want to lead back Carmen to a social acceptable figure, even rendering her a mother, but this idea is simply ridicule for the wild and bloody-thirsty Carmen.

Rigoletto is a drama in three actions of Verdi on booklet of Francisco Maria Piave.
Intense drama of passion, betrayal, filial love and revenge, Rigoletto is not only a perfect combination of melody and dramatic power, but it places in evidence the social tensions and the subordinate feminine condition in a reality in which the nineteenth-century public could easily find himself. From the musical point of view we have, since the prelude, constant repeating itself of the Topic of the malediction.

Opera in 5 acts - Music by C. Gounod - booklet by J. Barbier e M. Carrè, from Shakespeare.
After a stormy orchestral introduction, depicting the hostility which reigns between the Capulet and the Montaigu, the curtain rises on a declaimed choral prologue summarizing the tragedy. Act I. A masked ball in the palace of the Capulet. Acte II. The garden of Capulet at night. To the left, the window and Juliette's balcony Acte III. Brother Laurent's cell. At dawn Acte IV. Juliette's room in the early hours. Act V. A subterranean crypt at the Capulet's. Juliette is laying on a grave.