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Giacomo Maccari

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Giacomo Maccari (Rome, c. 1700 – Venice, after 1744) was an Italian opera composer.[1]

Works

  • Adaloaldo furioso (melodramma, libretto di Antonio Maria Lucchini, carnevale 1727, Venezia)
  • La pupilla (intermezzo, libretto di Carlo Goldoni, 1734, Venezia)
  • Il conte Copano (intermezzo, libretto di Antonio Gori e Giuseppe Imer, 1734, Venezia)
  • Ottaviano trionfante di Marc'Antonio (dramma comico, libretto di P. Miti, carnevale 1735, Venezia)
  • La fondazione di Venezia (divertimento per musica con prologo e 11 scene, libretto di Carlo Goldoni, autunno 1736, Venezia)
  • Lucrezia Romana in Costantinopoli (dramma comico in tre atti, libretto di Carlo Goldoni, carnevale 1743, Venezia)
  • La contessina (dramma per musica in tre atti, libretto di Carlo Goldoni, 26 dicembre 1742, Teatro San Samuele di Venezia)
  • Cantata per contralto e basso continuo

References

  1. ^ David Charlton Opera in the Age of Rousseau: Music, Confrontation, Realism 2012 1139789066 Famously, he was enraptured by 'Conservami la bella', Giacomo Maccari's music sung by the castrato Mariano Nicolini in La finta schiava, a pasticcio.52


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