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Artemisia loves her tutor Trespolo, who is too dull to notice and instead loves the servant Despina. Brothers Ciro and Nino also love Artemisia; one goes mad while the other is cured of insanity. After the farcical complications, Trespolo marries Despina and Artemisia marries Ciro.
A revised Roman version of Cavalli’s Giasone, with musical additions and changes by Alessandro Stradella and a revised libretto by Giovanni Filippo Apolloni. A distinct plot summary is not provided.
Three couples experience the vicissitudes and pleasures of love.
Two-part oratorio by Alessandro Stradella.
Queen Eurinda falls in love with Floridoro, prince of Cyprus, who enters her court disguised as a Moor. Their enemy kingdoms and court rivalries separate them until pirates recognize Floridoro and he returns with an army; the story ends with three couples united.
Artemisia loves her tutor Trespolo, who is too dull to notice and instead loves the servant Despina. Brothers Ciro and Nino also love Artemisia; one goes mad while the other is cured of insanity. After the farcical complications, Trespolo marries Despina and Artemisia marries Ciro.
A revised Roman version of Cavalli’s Giasone, with musical additions and changes by Alessandro Stradella and a revised libretto by Giovanni Filippo Apolloni. A distinct plot summary is not provided.
Three couples experience the vicissitudes and pleasures of love.
Two-part oratorio by Alessandro Stradella.
Queen Eurinda falls in love with Floridoro, prince of Cyprus, who enters her court disguised as a Moor. Their enemy kingdoms and court rivalries separate them until pirates recognize Floridoro and he returns with an army; the story ends with three couples united.