-
holds a
poetry competition betwixt Francenio and Lauso,
which is
judged by
Tirsi and Damón,
lauded by many
within the
novel as some of the most
famous poets...
-
Thyrsis or
Tirsi may
refer to: Thyrsis, a
character in the
first idyll of
Theocritus Thyrsis, a
character in the
seventh eclogue of
Virgil Thyrsis (poem)...
- Clori,
Tirsi, e Fileno,
Cantata a tre (HWV 96),
subtitled Cor
fedele in vano
speri ("A
faithful heart hopes in vain"), is a 1707
comic cantata by George...
- many languages: Persian: ترشى, romanized: torshi;
Kurdish ترشى Tirşîn,
tirşî, trshin;
Turkish and
Azerbaijani turşu; Gr****: τουρσί, romanized: toursí;...
-
scene is
carried in recitative. When the act closes,
Orpheus is back with
Tirsi and the
other shepherds.
Scene 4
Venus and
Orfeo arrive at the
gates of...
-
Dunque sarà pur vero
Allor ch'io
dissi addio Aure
soavi e
lieti Clori,
Tirsi e
Fileno Dalla guerra amorosa Del bell'idolo mio
Apollo e
Dafne O lucenti...
- I+II/Ninfa I/
Tirsi/Coro/Ninfa II) "Ohimè! che veggio" (Coro) "Pur
giaque estinto al fine" (Apollo) "Almo Dio, che'l
carro ardente" (Coro/Ninfe/
Tirsi/Pastori)...
- sad
because she is in love with "
Tirsi".
However she, a
princess in disguise,
cannot marry the
simple shepherd "
Tirsi", who she does not
realise is really...
- chorus: Vi prego,
signorina [minuet]); (Manon, Geronte, chorus: L'ora, o
Tirsi, è vaga e bella).
After dancing,
Geronte and the
musicians leave the house...
-
Cardinal in 1616 to take on the
duties of state.
These included the
balli Tirsi e
Clori (1616) and
Apollo (1620), an
opera Andromeda (1620) and an intermedio...
