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It continues with Richard Wagner through \"Entweihte Götter!\" (Ortrud - Lohengrin), \"Einsam wachend in der Nacht\" (Brangäne - Tristan und Isolde), and \"Wo in Bergen du dich birgst\" (Fricka - Die Walküre), three scenes inviting a deepening of German diction, legato control, and dramatic construction within long musical arches.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eFinally, Giuseppe Verdi holds a central place with five excerpts particularly representative of Verdi's singing style: \"Stride la vampa\" and \"Condotta ell'era in ceppi\" (Azucena - Il trovatore) to explore dark color, narrative, and rhythmic impact\u0026#59; \"Nei giardin del bello\" and \"O don fatale\" (Eboli - Don Carlo) to work on expressive virtuosity, breadth, and emotional tension\u0026#59; not to mention \"Al suon del tamburo\" (Preziosilla - La forza del destino), perfect for developing stage energy and articulation precision. 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