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|Countess Rosina Almaviva||soprano

|Countess Rosina Almaviva||soprano

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|Susanna||soprano

|Susanna her maid,<br />''bethrothed to Figaro''||soprano

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|Figaro||bass-baritone

|Figaro valet to Count Almaviva||bass-baritone

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|Cherubino,<br />''the Count's page''||mezzo-soprano<ref>Though the character is a young man, Cherubino has traditionally been sung by a mezzo-soprano. This is known in opera as a "pants role," which means that the audience accepted the character as a man while knowing full well that the singer was a woman. In ''Figaro'' Mozart plays with this convention by having Cherubino dress as a woman in Act II.</ref>

|Cherubino the Count's page||mezzo-soprano<ref>Though the character is a young man, Cherubino has traditionally been sung by a mezzo-soprano. This is known in opera as a "pants role," which means that the audience accepted the character as a man while knowing full well that the singer was a woman. In ''Figaro'' Mozart plays with this convention by having Cherubino dress as a woman in Act II.</ref>

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|Marcellina||mezzo-soprano

|Marcellina housekeeper to Bartolo||mezzo-soprano

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|Bartolo,<br />''doctor from Seville, also a practicing lawyer''||bass

|Bartolo a doctor from Seville<br />''also a practicing lawyer''||bass

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|Basilio,<br />''music master''||tenor

|Basilio music master||tenor

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|Don Curzio,<br />''judge''||tenor

|Don Curzio magistrate||tenor

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|Barbarina,<br />''Antonio's daughter''||soprano

|Barbarina daughter of Antonio||soprano

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|Antonio,<br />''the Count's gardener,<br />Susanna's uncle''||baritone or bass

|Antonio,<br />''gardener, Susanna's uncle''||baritone or bass

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|colspan="2"|[[Choir|Chorus]] of peasants, villagers, servants

|colspan="2"|[[Choir|Chorus]] of peasants, villagers, servants