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Tacea la notte placida, E bella in ciel sereno; |
It is followed by the graceful and engaging "Di tale amor che dirsi" (Of such a love how vainly),
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Di tale amor che dirsi
with its brilliant cadenza.
Leonora and Inez then ascend the steps and retire into the palace. The Count di Luna now comes into the garden. He has hardly entered before the voice of the Troubadour, accompanied on a lute, is heard from a nearby thicket singing the familiar romanza, "Deserto sulla terra" (Lonely on earth abiding).
