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The old man accordingly plans to wed and produce his own heirs, cutting Ernesto off from his inheritance.

He repudiates his desire for marriage and consents to the union of his nephew with Norina.Introduction between Don Pasquale and the doctor.(Romance of Malatesta: “Oh, like an angel of beauty”; Cavatina, Pasquale: “Oh, how I feel the glow of fire in my heart”; Duet between Ernesto and Pasquale: “How? You will? Marry me.”) Change of scene: Norina’s cavatina: “Ah, beneath all eyes”; Duet between Norina and the doctor: “See, I am ready with love to surround him.”Ernesto alone; then Pasquale, Norina, doctor.(Terzett: “Take courage”; Finale: “On one side,” etc.)Chorus: “Bring the jewels at once”; Duet between Pasquale and Norina: “Dear wife, may I ask”; Duet between Pasquale and the doctor: “Softly in the dark.” Change of scene: Ernesto’s serenade: “As Luna laughs in the fragrant night”; Duet between Ernesto and Norina “Do I read in your looks ?“ Finale: “Heaven, what do you say? This is Norina.”1930-1931 Attilio Giuliani, Ines Alfani-Tellini, Lorenzo Conati, Cristy Solari; Coro e Orchestra del Teatro alla Scala di Milano, Lorenzo Molajoli; Black Disc - Columbia GQX 10100-10105 {6x78s} (Italy).1932 Ernesto Badini, Adelaide Saraceni, Tito Schipa, Giordano Callegari, Afro Poli; Coro e Orchestra del Teatro alla Scala di Milano, Carlo Sabajno; Arkadia. 1960 Fernando Corena, Graziella Sciutti, Angelo Mercuriali; Decca 1978 Donald Gramm, Alan Titus, Beverly Sills, Alfredo Kraus, Sarah Caldwell (Conductor); EMI1993 Renato Bruson, Eva Mei, Sir Thomas Allen, Frank Lopardo, Alfredo Giacomotti; Mà¼nchner Rundfunkorchester, Roberto Abbado; Chor des Bayerischen Rundfunks, Michael Glà¤ser; RCA Victor Read Seal.The synopsis is taken from The Opera Goer's Complete Guide by Leo Melitz, 1921 version.

Pasquale is recognizable as the blustery Pantalone, Ernesto as the lovesick Pierrot, Malatesta as the scheming Scapino, and Norina as a wily Columbina.

She makes life so miserable for the old man that he is actually relieved when he discovers that he has been duped, and that he has not really married Norina.

At this point Norina transforms from the shy convent girl into a complete shrew, turning Pasquale's life upside down, hiring hordes of new servants and spending money left and right.

The old man accordingly plans to wed and produce his own heirs, cutting Ernesto off from his inheritance.