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Did You Know?

Recalling that Laura was engaged to the now banished nobleman Enzo Grimaldi before her forced marriage to Alvise, Barnaba realises that the sea captain is Enzo in disguise.Barnaba confronts Enzo, who admits his purpose in returning to Venice is to take Laura and begin a new life elsewhere.

Lavish entertainment is provided with the ballet the ‘’Dance of the Hours’’.

Their joyful reunion is overshadowed by Laura’s fears as she does not trust Barnaba.

The mood of revelry is shattered as a funeral bell begins to toll and the body of Laura is revealed awaiting burial.

He is about to stab her when Laura’s voice is heard and Gioconda’s part in reuniting the lovers becomes clear.

All of the dancers rejoice in the great hall for a grand finale causing the doors to fall down in the end.Another famous parody of "The Dance of the Hours" is Allan Sherman's song Hello Muddah, Hello Fadduh, describing a miserable time at summer camp.