Le serve rivali
Le serve rivali is a dramma giocoso per musica in two acts by composer Tommaso Traetta with an Italian libretto by Pietro Chiari. The opera originally premiered in one act as an intermezzo at the Teatro San Moisè in Venice, Italy in the autumn of 1766. Traetta greatly expanded the work, and the full opera was first performed at the Fenzo Modesto in Venice later that same year.[1]
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| Role | Voice type | Premiere Teatro San Moisè Cast, 1766 (Conductor:) |
Premiere Fenzo Modesto Cast, 1766 (Conductor:) |
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| Lelio | Pietro Benedetti | role not included | |
| Giacinta | mezzo-soprano | Giovanni Ripa | Teresa Zaccarini |
| Palmetta | soprano | Nicola Cecini | Giovanna D'aquino |
| Giannino | tenor | Francesco Bussani | Gioacchino Caribaldi |
| Don Grillo | tenor | role not included | Giacomo Rizzoli |
| Carlina | soprano | role not included | Brigida Marchesi |
| Letanzio | tenor | role not included | Antonio Nazzolini |
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References
- "LIBRETTI A STAMPA di Tommaso Traetta". Archived from the original on 2016-03-03. Retrieved 2019-09-20.
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