Examples of using Opera buffa in English and their translations into Italian
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all his dedicated fellow travellers throughout the European Enlightenment of Italian opera buffa, were decidedly more peaceful, serene and"simple".
In 1764 he sets to music the important service for S. Lorenzo convent; the following year he starts out in the Hoftheater of Vienna with"L'isola della fortuna"("The island of fortune"), an opera buffa which will be performed once again in 1767 at the Royal Theatre of Lisbon.
René Leibowitz wrote about it in this way in his History of Opera:«we have said that Don Pasquale is one of the great masterpieces of opera buffa; we can add that it truly represents its highest peak.
During the 1740s, Neapolitan opera buffa reached Venice
His first, great success came with the opera buffa, Lo Frate'nnamorato,
Alessandro Corbelli is perfect if one considers Leporello to be the typical servant of opera buffa, but not if one sees him as a sort of alter ego of Don Giovanni in which the reflections of the demoniacal master can be seen flashing.
a film featuring opera buffa for the Franco-German channel Arte(winner of a Unesco award).
Defined as the"height of opera buffa", Don Pasquale still maintains the traditional roles of the commedia dell'arte
On Sunday 2 May at 3 pm, the event will be Rossini's opera buffa Il barbiere di Siviglia in the successful edition by Vittorio Borrelli
have been a mainstay of the repertory along with opera buffa and classic Viennese operetta,
ossia la buona Figliuola, an opera buffa with a libretto by Goldoni, which"enjoyed a two-year run in Rome and was played in all the important European capitals.
The Barber of Seville is a great opera buffa by Rossini.
The work was Mascagni's homage to Rossini and to the Italian opera buffa and commedia dell'arte traditions.
Based upon the opera buffa Così fan tutte by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
came the idea of establishing a resident theatrical company for"opera buffa.
La finta parigina(The false Parisienne) is an opera buffa in 3 acts by Domenico Cimarosa with an Italian libretto by Francesco Cerlone.
the maid Despina are prototypes of characters widely used later in the opera buffa genre.
saying"it makes brilliant use of imitative and hocket-like devices" and"possesses the clockwork-like vocal interplay of a well-wrought opera buffa ensemble.
a little opera buffa Il Dottor Bartolo Salsapariglia,
Mozart entered the work into his catalogue as an'opera buffa'.