Sentence examples for each libretto from inspiring English sources

He imposed Italianate fluidity on French declamation, though he took care to immerse himself in the rhythms of his adopted language, committing each libretto to memory and then reciting it until the music came to him.

Each with a libretto by a different author, they were premiered over a seven-year period (1830-1837) in different Italian theaters, with different singers as the royal protagonists: Giuditta Pasta ("Anna Bolena, Maria Malibran Maria Stuardaanda") and Giuseppina Ronzi de Begnis (Elizabeth I in "Roberto Devereux").

The latest jumps into contemporary opera with both feet: it's devoted to the world-première performances of two operas by prominent composers for voice, each with a libretto by Mark Campbell John Mustoto's "Bastianello" (inspired by an Italian folktale) and William Bolcom's "Lucrezia" (based on Machiavelli's comedy "La Mandragola").

(Scott) 'TRISTAN & ISOLDE' (PG-13, 125 minutes) The lovers of Celtic mythology, Arthurian legend and Wagnerian libretto fall for each other far from the violent, Dark Ages machinations plaguing their two warring peoples.

Both scores contain essentially the same music, though each differs from the printed libretto and has unique additions and omissions.

The original manuscript of the score does not exist; two surviving copies from the 1650s show significant differences from each other, and each differs to some extent from the libretto.

For starters, he saw that each player was furnished with a libretto to study in advance.

In this agile new version, Rebecca Lenkiewicz and Abdulkareem Kasid have each freely interpreted Charles Ferdinand Ramuz's original libretto.

The students in Mr. McLarney's Italian classes study two librettos each year, coordinated to the Met's schedule, so that they can attend the operas as well.

"It's political theater with both Lagos and Izurieta each playing a role and each knowing the other's lines in the libretto".

Unlike most opera composers, Wagner wrote both the libretto and the music for each of his stage works.