At the premiere of this opera, the audience chanted the name “Paisiello” (“pie-ee-SYEL-oh”) in support of another composer’s adaptation of the same play. The trio “Zitti, zitti, piano, piano” (0[1])is sung in this opera by characters planning to escape a house using a ladder. (20[2]0[1])A woman (20[1])in this (20[1])opera (20[1]0[1])blames a gasp of recognition on a foot cramp after her love interest disguises himself as Don Alonso (20[1])to give her a music lesson. (20[3]0[5])A (0[1])woman (20[1])in this (20[1]0[1])opera (20[1])warns (20[1])that she will be a “viper” against anyone who prevents (20[1])her pursuit of the poor student (*) Lindoro (10[2])in (10[1])the (10[1])aria “Una voce (10[1])poco fa.” (10[1])A baritone in this opera sings his name over and over (10[2])again in the aria (10[1]0[1])“Largo al factotum” to (10[1])brag about his popularity. For 10 points, name this Rossini opera buffa in which Count Almaviva’s pursuit of Rosina is aided by Figaro. (10[2])■END■ (10[4]0[2])