Viennese operetta

Um, and one of the things Puccini also changed was then to make the role of Pruniera a baritone, because normally he's a tenor.

So you have two sopranos and two baro- two tenors and, and in a sense it's, it's a little bit like you would find in any Viennese operetta that you have to have the central couple who are slightly more aristocratic, perhaps a tenor and a soprano.

And then there's going to be the maid and somebody else who are usually a soprano and a tenor.

But Puccini then changed this to make the role of Pruniera a baritone instead.