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  • Rigoletto, composed by Giuseppe Verdi, premiered in 1851 in Venice and is now one of the most performed operas globally.
  • The opera features a protagonist with a spinal deformity, which was notable for its time and challenges societal attitudes toward physical differences.
  • Verdi's work emphasizes the need for compassion and empathy in patient care, drawing parallels between 19th-century society and modern healthcare practices.

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Rigoletto, composed by Giuseppe Verdi, is one of the most commonly performed operas around the world. At the time of its 1851 premiere in Venice, the work was remarkable for its portrayal of a main character with a spinal deformity. Through the music of Rigoletto, Verdi explored the societal tensions surrounding physical deformity in the 19th century, providing valuable lessons about the importance of approaching patient care with compassion and empathy in the present day.

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