La Serva Padrona 'Stizzoso mio stizzoso (Giovanni Battista Pergolesi)

Welcome to Italian Baroque vocal music! This channel introduces Italian classical songs and arias for beginners who want to learn vocal music, focusing on the music of the Baroque era of the 1700s. Lyrics: Stizzoso, mio stizzoso, Voi fate il borioso, Ma nò, ma non vi può giovare; Bisogna al mio divieto star cheto, cheto, E non parlare, Zitt! ... Zitt!... Serpina vuol così. Zitt! ... Zitt!... Serpina vuol così. Cred'io che m'intendete, si, che m'intendete, si, Dacchè mi conoscete son molti e molti dì. Overview: Written in 1733, this work is a one-act, two-scene piece performed as an intermezzo . It consists of two parts, each of which ends with the aria "Stizzoso, mio ​​stizzoso." Lyrics and Synopsis "Stizzoso, mio ​​stizzoso" is a song sung by the maid Serpina to tease her master Uberto. The lyrics begin with,"My vexatious master, vexatious, you're a bully, but no, you're not getting anywhere with it, " Serpina, seeing her master Uberto angry, finds it amusing and teases him. Relation to the Synopsis: Although of lowly status, Serpina is clever and plots to somehow get her arrogant master Uberto to do her bidding. This aria expresses Serpina's devilish side as she plays with Uberto's emotions and tries to reverse the relationship of master and servant. This song serves as a starting point for the conflict and bargaining between Uberto and Serpina to be portrayed more clearly. 🔔 Subscribe and tap the bell. We will take you to the Baroque era.    / @italianbaroquevocalmusic