| r> | | | | it is only on that evening that he makes his case |
| An article about an aria by a woman who is | | | | clear to the one his romantic desires had been |
| declaring herself free from not only love but all | | | | leading him toward. Violetta, is overwhelmed by |
| the morality of the day which seems to be so | | | | Alfredoâs declarations of love yet is |
| much against her. | | | | unsure weather she should accept to live with him |
| The aria âSempre Liberaâ is one | | | | as she considers it strange (E Strano) while |
| which I have always associated with a woman of | | | | thinking that may be he is the one in a voice that |
| beauty and a certain degree of caprice such | | | | cries âAh, Fors E Luiâ. Alfredo, all |
| Angela Gheorghiu; singing to declare herself free | | | | the while can be heard in the background in |
| from all the morality of her time. She stating that | | | | declarations of adoration for her that attempt to |
| she lives her life free from the domination of any | | | | pursued her to allow their love for one another to |
| man for time that go beyond her pleasure. | | | | be joined. This creating confusion in |
| It is during a party held in her elegant home that | | | | Violettaâs mind, who is unsure as she |
| Violetta (La Traviata) meets Alfredo, the man | | | | struggles with herself and the different views held |
| who had been in love with her for sometime yet | | | | within her that oppose each other. |