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Who wrote the opera "Falstaff"?
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| Gioachino Rossini |
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| Richard Wagner |
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| Giuseppe Verdi |
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| Vincenzo Bellini |
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Like Otello (written in a final, brilliant outpouring in 1887), Falstaff – after Shakespeare's Merry Wives of Windsor – is a Verdian favourite among buffs, though some find its quixotic, quick-fire charms less beguiling. Knowledge of the final fugue, celebrating the folly of the human condition (Tutto nel Mondo) is essential to any opera lover's armament.
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