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Aida Alzira Aroldo Attila Un ballo in maschera La battaglia di Legnano Il corsaro Don Carlos I due Foscari Ernani Falstaff La forza del destino Un giorno di regno Giovanna d'Arco Jérusalem I Lombardi alla prima crociata Luisa Miller Macbeth I masnadieri Nabucco Oberto Otello Rigoletto Simon Boccanegra Stiffelio La traviata Il trovatore Les vêpres siciliennes

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I am doing a music project on him, and Otello and Nabucco are some of his most famous works, I believe.

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Also see Rigoletto, La Traviata and Il Trovatore.

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I'd say Puccini's operas would be at the top of the list:

La bohème
Tosca
Madama Butterfly
Turandot

You'd have to have include a fair whack of Verdi's operas, especially:

La traviata
Il trovatore (The troubadour)
Rigoletto
Aida

The bel canto composers would be on any list of most popular operas, including

Il barbiere di Siviglia (The Barber of Seville) by Rossini
Norma by Bellini
L'elisir d'amore by Donizetti

The verismo composers (Puccini is also categorized here):

I pagliacci (The clowns) by Leoncavallo
Cavalleria rusticana (Rustic Chivalry) by Mascagni

And, if you mean operas IN Italian, rather than written by an Italian, you'd have to include the big Mozart operas:

Le nozze di Figaro (The Marriage of Figaro)
Cosi fan tutte
Don Giovanni

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To name a few- Otello La traviata Falstaff Aida Rigoletto The links below will give you further details.

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Giuseppe Verdi's most famous work would be one of his various operas: Aida and La traviata are the most well-known.

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His most famous music was either La Traviata or Aida.

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Otello, Aida, La Traviata, Falstaff.

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