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October

Venice | the invention of public theatre

Venice was an important and rich commercial centre, welcoming foreign merchants, businessmen dignitaries and aristocrats on the Grand Tour. The demand for entertainment was therefore high, particularly during the Carnevale, Some enterprising impresarios came up with the idea of setting up a public opera house, charging the public for the hire of boxes on a subscription system. The business turned out to be profitable. In a few years 16 theatres were built requiring a big number of new operas. By the end of 1600 the repertoire counted about 300 operas.

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February

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December

Pergolesi’s Stabat Mater | A sublime piece of sacred chamber music

Pergolesi’s Stabat Mater is a sublime piece of sacred chamber music. Originally composed for two castrato voices, strings and basso continuo, is arguably one of the most important works in music history, which influence stretches to Mozart, Haydn and beyond. A sublime summary of the religious and aesthetics of its time. It is also a simple man’s expression of religious sense

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January

Siracusa | Rossini’s Tancredi

In Stendhal’s opinion Tancredi was Rossini’s best opera. In his biography he wrote: “there’s no bravery or grandeur in this opera but only the simple purity and virginity of genius”. The libretto by Gaetano Rossi was drawn from Voltaire’s tragedy Tancrede. For that libretto Rossini composed an innovative score, combining in an original way the baroque “extreme coloraturas” with the pre-Romantic simple melodies of the new belcanto.

Bergamo | Donizetti’s hometown
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Bergamo | Donizetti’s hometown

History of Italian Opera Places off the beaten track The romantic era
The birth of Gaetano Donizetti Gaetano Donizetti, was born in Bergamo on November 29th 1797, fifth child…
Sara Filippini 4th April 2020
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Donizetti | Elisir d’Amore and the magic of Italian borghi
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Donizetti | Elisir d’Amore and the magic of Italian borghi

History of Italian Opera Operas Places off the beaten track The romantic era
Donizetti’s full mastery of the comic style. L’Elisir d’amore is the first opera in which Donizetti…
Sara Filippini 9th July 2016
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Donizetti | Triumph and death
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Donizetti | Triumph and death

Composers and librettists History of Italian Opera The romantic era
Donizetti moves to Paris in 1834-1835 Gaetano Donizetti was called, along with Bellini, by Rossini in…
Sara Filippini 8th July 2016
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Donizetti | The Romantic epitome
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Donizetti | The Romantic epitome

Composers and librettists History of Italian Opera The romantic era
The beginning of Donizetti’s career At the beginning of his career, Donizetti writes mainly for the…
Sara Filippini 8th July 2016
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Donizetti and Romantic opera
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Donizetti and Romantic opera

Composers and librettists History of Italian Opera The romantic era
The split between Italian and European music During the first half of the nineteen century starts…
Sara Filippini 4th April 2016
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The genesis of Italian Romantic Opera
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The genesis of Italian Romantic Opera

Composers and librettists History of Italian Opera The romantic era
The penetration of romanticism in Italy The new German Romantic music penetrates in Italy through a process…
Sara Filippini 16th March 2016
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