Nedda

American  

[ned-uh] / ˈnɛd ə /

noun

1. a female given name.

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Example Sentences

Nedda, the leading female character of Leoncavallo’s “Pagliacci,” must die rather than consummate true love.

From New York Times

In “Pag,” the soprano Aleksandra Kurzak, married to Mr. Alagna in real life, is here the wife who betrays him, to her doom, playing Nedda as more headstrong than wistful, her voice vulnerable in texture but firm in presence.

From New York Times

The baritone Michael Corvino is the humiliated Tonio, whose aggressive advances are stingingly rejected by Nedda.

From New York Times

The youthful baritone Gustavo Feulien, as Silvio, the villager Nedda falls for, makes the most of his intense scene with her.

From New York Times

As Nedda, his straying wife, the soprano Jessica Rose Cambio sings with agile coloratura and mostly shimmering sound.

From New York Times