Examples of using Librettos in English and their translations into Italian
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the original cards of Claudio Sartori's catalogue of Italian librettos printed before 1800.
such as songs or librettos, that is the texts of operas.
He also authored librettos for successful operettas and opéras-comiques, including La fille de Madame Angot(1872)
Examining the plays and librettos of Emanuel Schikaneder,
translated sonnets by Shakespeare into Russian and wrote librettos for operas by his brother Pyotr,
largely because he no longer had to cater to the tastes of the Academy when choosing librettos.
with fold-out lyric sheets or librettos and fold-out sleeves becoming commonplace.
gradually expand into recitals of work songs, librettos, readings of scripts,
Spaceacoustic co-ordinates deducible from full scores and librettos make a space-environment that,
was immediately jeered at in Bologna few months later see also the section Librettos.
around 270 copies of detached arias, 88 librettos associated with Vivaldi's output
The Spanish singer recognises that, although he is generally very comfortable with bel-canto singing- the style that predominates among his repertoire,- the role of Fernand has some added difficulty due to its French prosody,"a diction which is full of different vocal sounds to those found in Spanish or Italian, librettos which force you to pay special attention to the phrasing
as well as at least two comic operas on Pietro Trinchera's librettos.
for opera librettos, as well as for its unique collection of autographs
The libretto is not registered to me.
A ballad, a sonnet, a libretto, or something?
Elements of metrics and libretti(h. 36).
The libretto was translated into 14 languages.
The libretto was published by Suhrkamp Verlag in 1955.
Libretto of Ugo d'Erinduro.