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One-act radio opera, also described as a commedia lirica, composed by Nino Rota to a libretto by Suso Cecchi d’Amico. The entry records its broadcast and stage history but gives no plot synopsis.
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One-act radio opera, also described as a commedia lirica, composed by Nino Rota to a libretto by Suso Cecchi d’Amico. The entry records its broadcast and stage history but gives no plot synopsis.
On his wedding day, Fadinard’s horse eats a straw hat belonging to Anaide, whose jealous husband will punish her if she returns without it. Fadinard and his wedding party search across Paris, causing misunderstandings and chaotic encounters while pursuing a replacement. His deaf uncle’s wedding gift turns out to be the needed hat, and Anaide returns home reconciled with her husband as Fadinard’s marriage finally proceeds.
One-act opera by Nino Rota to a libretto by Riccardo Bacchelli.
Nino Rota’s three-act Italian opera adapts Eduardo De Filippo’s 1945 play Napoli milionaria!. The available text does not provide the plot.
One-act radio opera, also described as a commedia lirica, composed by Nino Rota to a libretto by Suso Cecchi d’Amico. The entry records its broadcast and stage history but gives no plot synopsis.
On his wedding day, Fadinard’s horse eats a straw hat belonging to Anaide, whose jealous husband will punish her if she returns without it. Fadinard and his wedding party search across Paris, causing misunderstandings and chaotic encounters while pursuing a replacement. His deaf uncle’s wedding gift turns out to be the needed hat, and Anaide returns home reconciled with her husband as Fadinard’s marriage finally proceeds.
One-act opera by Nino Rota to a libretto by Riccardo Bacchelli.
Nino Rota’s three-act Italian opera adapts Eduardo De Filippo’s 1945 play Napoli milionaria!. The available text does not provide the plot.