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Bianchi (Florence, 1779)
Rinaldo in
Armida by
Josef Mysliveček (Milan, 1780)
Timante in De****onte (Pisa, 1780)
Linceo in L'Ipermestra by
Vicente Martín y Soler...
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Bernardo Timante Buonacorsi (c. 1531 – June 1608),
known as
Bernardo Buontalenti (Italian pronunciation: [berˈnardo ˌbwɔntaˈlɛnti]) and
sometimes by the...
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married to
Timante, the son of De****nte and the heir to the throne. De****nte
wants Timante to
marry Creusa, a
princess of Phrygia.
Timante's younger brother...
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Rossane is to be
married to a
prince of a
nearby kingdom,
Timante,
Prince of Tyre. However,
Oronte has
fallen in love with his
adopted daughter...
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Noble Apothecary,
which focuses on
noble protagonists Timante (male) and
Araminte (female).
Timante regularly visits the
residence of his
friend Araminte...
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married to
Timante, the son of De****nte and the heir to the throne. De****nte
wants Timante to
merry Creusa, a
princess of Phrygia.
Timante's younger brother...
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Galuppi (Parma, 1756)
Demetrio in the
anonymous Antigono (Lucca, 1756)
Timante in De****onte by
Antonio Gaetano Pampani (Rome, 1757) Ezio in Ezio by Tommaso...
- alterations, and this
setting retains the
augmentation of the role of
Timante that is
found in the composer's
first setting of this text. All of Mysliveček's...
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considerably so long
after their original performances), but the role of
Timante was
augmented in
order to
highlight the
talents of its interpreter, the...
- The
following is a list of the
complete secular vocal output composed by
Franz Schubert (31
January 1797 – 19
November 1828). It is
divided into eleven...
