Il Neo
Henrique Oswald’s one-act Italian musical novelette in three tableaux adapts Alfred de Musset’s novella La mouche. The comic subject led contemporary press to describe the work as an operetta.
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Henrique Oswald’s one-act Italian musical novelette in three tableaux adapts Alfred de Musset’s novella La mouche. The comic subject led contemporary press to describe the work as an operetta.
In a grotto near Cyprus, fairy queen Ulina loves Brunello, an earthly man who does not return her love. When soldiers threaten Ulina, Brunello defends her, but she dies before he can save her; he declares his love just in time.
Henrique Oswald’s one-act Italian musical novelette in three tableaux adapts Alfred de Musset’s novella La mouche. The comic subject led contemporary press to describe the work as an operetta.
In a grotto near Cyprus, fairy queen Ulina loves Brunello, an earthly man who does not return her love. When soldiers threaten Ulina, Brunello defends her, but she dies before he can save her; he declares his love just in time.