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Francesco Maria Piave (1810–1876)

Autore di La traviata

51+ opere 953 membri 6 recensioni

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Opere di Francesco Maria Piave

La traviata (1853) — Libretto — 389 copie
La Traviata (1910) — Librettist — 85 copie
LA TRAVIATA (1998) — Librettist — 78 copie
Rigoletto (1851) — Librettist — 55 copie
Ernani [sound recording] (1985) — Libretto — 50 copie
English National Opera Guide : Verdi : La traviata (1981) — Librettist — 36 copie
English National Opera Guide : Verdi : Rigoletto (1982) — Librettist — 34 copie
Black Dog Opera Library : Verdi : Rigoletto (1965) — Librettist — 25 copie
English National Opera Guide : Verdi : Macbeth (1990) — Librettist — 24 copie
Verdi : Rigoletto [libretto : Italian/English] (1902) — Librettist — 18 copie
Simon Boccanegra (libretto) (1985) — Librettist — 16 copie
Verdi : La traviata [libretto : Italian/English] (1986) — Librettist — 12 copie
Rigoletto: A guide to the opera (1979) — Librettist — 7 copie
Verdi : The force of destiny [libretto] — Librettist — 5 copie
Verdi : Macbeth [libretto] (1959) — Librettist — 5 copie
Verdi : Macbeth [libretto : Italian/German] (1986) — Librettist — 4 copie
Overture Opera Guides : Verdi : La Traviata (2013) — Librettist — 3 copie
Verdi : Rigoletto [libretto] (1957) — Librettist — 3 copie
Verdi : Macbeth [libretto : Italian/English] (1986) — Librettist — 3 copie
Verdi : Macbeth [libretto] — Librettist — 2 copie
L'Avant-scène Opéra : Verdi : Macbeth (1982) — Librettist — 2 copie
Ernani (Opera di Roma 2013/2014) — Libreto — 1 copia
Verdi : Rigoletto [libretto] [mismatched ISBN/title] (1957) — Librettist — 1 copia
Stiffelio 1 copia
La Traviata 1 copia

Opere correlate

La traviata di Giuseppe Verdi (1999) — Writer — 30 copie
Verdi : Rigoletto [score : vocal : Italian/English] (1990) — Librettist — 14 copie
La Traviata: Salzburg Festival [2005 film] (2006) — Librettist — 13 copie

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Wikipedia: "Rigoletto is an opera in three acts[a] by Giuseppe Verdi. The Italian libretto was written by Francesco Maria Piave based on the 1832 play Le roi s'amuse by Victor Hugo. Despite serious initial problems with the Austrian censors who had control over northern Italian theatres at the time, the opera had a triumphant premiere at La Fenice in Venice on 11 March 1851."
 
Segnalato
librisissimo | Apr 25, 2021 |
Short and melodramatic: drama among upper-class twits that is almost definitional in its opera-ness
 
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Petroglyph | 2 altre recensioni | Nov 22, 2019 |
La ópera se inicia con un breve pero brillante preludio que empieza a generar una buena predisposición por parte del oyente de cara a disfrutar de una ópera romántica que pone al espectador en un mundo de pasión, renuncia al amor, ira y, finalmente, reconciliación en un momento trágico. La ópera, basada en "La dama de las camelias" de Alejandro Dumas, comienza con una fiesta de alta sociedad en casa de Violetta a la que asisten los amigos de ésta entre los que figura Gastón, el Barón Douphol, el marqués o Flora. Gastón presenta de forma halagadora a Alfredo Germont ante Violetta que queda prendada ante aquel joven. Ya sentados en el banquete, empiezan a dialogar sobre el interés que sintió Alfredo por Violetta cuando llega el primer gran momento de la ópera y que le ha dado popularidad en el mundo como es el célebre brindis (Libiamo!) que entona Alfredo y que sigue Violetta posteriormente. Una vez acabado el banquete, se van los invitados a otra sala para bailar y quedan ellos solos conversando ya que Alfredo se siente preocupado por la salud de ella . Ella siente que el interés de Alfredo por ella es sincero, demasiado sincero para su gusto ya que teme que tras ese interés haya un amor al que ella no quiera responder.… (altro)
 
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BibliotecaUNED | 2 altre recensioni | Aug 29, 2013 |
This story of true love and family conflict is set to magnificent melodies and waltzes by Verdi. The story is an attack on conventional bourgeois morality, arguing that a good heart is more important than propriety, that the social distinctions which split high society from the world of illicit sex are cruel and hypocritical, and that true love must triumph over all. La Traviata's intent scrutiny of a woman whose sexual employment and cultural identity have been conflated, focuses on the prostitute as a means to interrogate contemporary society's fraught treatment of the commercial. It is also a story of parental control and possessiveness that results in tragedy for the younger generation, a portrait of family enmeshment, and it’s final resolution, through disaster, in some understanding , reconciliation, and repentance.… (altro)
 
Segnalato
antimuzak | 1 altra recensione | Feb 11, 2007 |

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Statistiche

Opere
51
Opere correlate
5
Utenti
953
Popolarità
#27,014
Voto
3.9
Recensioni
6
ISBN
150
Lingue
9

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