Verdi's love and verism

Sometimes some fact or some person prevent two beings from love freely. Violetta cannot be with Alfredo why Germont asks him to leave him, arguing that they belong to different social classes (his daughter cannot marry his fiancé if his family knows that his brother is with Violetta, an ancient courtier). Swim cannot freely love Silvio because he is married.
Through Verdi, with certain romantic airs of the well-known Travelea, and delving into the obvious verism of Leoncavallo to Pagliacci, through their music, the emotions triggered by the obstacles found in the fact of loving. Piano.
Laia Cladellas Llargués, soprano.

Program:
"Intermezzo de Carmen" (Carmen de G. Bizet)
"Pure if you come an Angelo" The Traviata (Teatro la Fenice de Venice, 1853) by G. Verdi
(Rusticana cavalry by P. Mascagni)
“Nedda! Silvio! ” Pagliacci (Teatro Dal Verme de Milan, 1892) by R. Leoncavallo