Opera Cheats: Gianni Schicchi

Synopsis: A family defrauds their dead relative out of his estate. A daughter uses some serious emotional black mail to get what she wants.
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[@corinnedejong]

every time I rewatch these videos I find something new to love. lauretta and rinuccio in the background at the end, too cute

[@reneeitzen6744]

You guys are brilliant. Please make Aida 🙏

[@AmethystRebellion]

I just read the synopsis from Wikipedia and finished listening to o mio babbino caro a few minutes ago. This really helped me understand it better. I'm a die hard classical music lover and all other styles. But classical and Opera move me the most.

[@mamamaysek]

Great work, AGAIN!

[@corinnedejong]

I'm so happy to see this. My school just put this one on last weekend along with ravel's l'enfant et les sortileges.

[@sweetsingin]

Oh, I like that pairing! :)
And with so many roles in both shows, it gives so many people opportunity to sing.

[@JoJy54]

I love these videos, keep them coming! :)

[@juliebrayall7967]

I looooved This! However, I cannot show this to my Elementary kiddos...can you do a kid-friendly series??

[@lottadunell1725]

You guys are so awsome! Love how you are so spot on on every operah piece! Would love to se how you would do Orphee aux enfers by Offenbach! Keep up the epic work

[@paulinaluc]

Thanks! I'd love to see King Roger by Szymanowski in your interpretation! 😀

[@RRyleM]

Do you think you could do Giulio Cesare or La Clemenza di Tito? (as a bonus you could have the male characters have high voices because they're traditionally played by castrati/countertenors)

[@malindasiggard4328]

Please do Faust by Charles Gounod

[@gabo97n]

Die Fledermaus by Johann Strauss II