A yearning mezzo-soprano aria for this character features an agitated, syncopated passage in which she describes waiting “at my window, or outside, every day.” This character sings the aria “L’altra notte in fondo al mare” in an 1868 opera composed by the man who wrote the libretto for Verdi’s (-5[1])Otello and (-5[1])Falstaff. (15[1])This character’s aria “D’amour l’ardente flamme” (15[1])(“da-MOOR lar-DAHNT FLAHM”) opens Act IV of an opera containing the (*) “Ballet des sylphes” (“bal-AY duh SEELF”). This is the lead female character (-5[1])in both (-5[2])Arrigo (-5[2])Boito’s only completed (10[1])opera (10[1])and a Berlioz (10[1])opera titled (-5[1])for a “Damnation.” (10[2]-5[5])This (-5[2])soprano (10[1]-5[1])character (10[1]-5[2])sings a (10[1])Jewel (10[1])Song (-5[1])in an opera by Gounod. (-5[1])For 10 (-5[1])points, (10[1]-5[1])name this woman who titles a Schubert (10[1])song (-5[1])about her “at the spinning (10[1])wheel” (10[2])waiting (10[1])for (10[1])her lover Faust. ■END■ (10[14]0[13])