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Rosario Totaro
Rosario Totaro: Bello Tiempo Passato - Comic Intermezzo from - Record
Rosario Totaro: Bello Tiempo Passato - Comic Intermezzo from - Record
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Title: Bello Tiempo Passato - Comic Intermezzo from
Artist: Rosario Totaro
Label: Dynamic
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 8007144080167
Genre: Classical Artists
Release Date: 2024-07-19
Number of Discs: 1
In the early 1670s, soon after Venetian opera became established in Naples, a series of comic figures began to inhabit secular but also sacred operas. These stock characters included the Neapolitan, the Calabrian and the Boy, and all three plus a fourth, 'The Spaniard', appear in a comic intermezzo inserted in the 1673 opera Il disperato innocente by the little-known Francesco Antonio Boero. This is the oldest surviving Neapolitan comic intermezzo, and, along with it's Prologue, seems to have been written by other authors. This video preserves a historically informed performance given by Antonio Florio with Pino de Vittorio that explores the tradition of the intermezzo in 17th century plots.
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Artist: Rosario Totaro
Label: Dynamic
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 8007144080167
Genre: Classical Artists
Release Date: 2024-07-19
Number of Discs: 1
In the early 1670s, soon after Venetian opera became established in Naples, a series of comic figures began to inhabit secular but also sacred operas. These stock characters included the Neapolitan, the Calabrian and the Boy, and all three plus a fourth, 'The Spaniard', appear in a comic intermezzo inserted in the 1673 opera Il disperato innocente by the little-known Francesco Antonio Boero. This is the oldest surviving Neapolitan comic intermezzo, and, along with it's Prologue, seems to have been written by other authors. This video preserves a historically informed performance given by Antonio Florio with Pino de Vittorio that explores the tradition of the intermezzo in 17th century plots.
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