Vespasiano (Vespasian / 1724 Ariosti / Hayim, @1678 Corradi), opera (music & libretto), London premiere

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Vespasiano <Italian> / Vespasian (1724) is an opera, set to music by Attilio Ariosti.

~ Libretto by Nicola Francesco Hayim, after Giulio Cesare Corradi

Abstract

Vespasian is proclaimed Emperor by the troops. Despite having been once pardoned by him, Domitian, Vespasian's son, continues plotting to usurp the crown and to ruin his father. Domitian attempts to assassinate Vespasian, who ultimately again pardons him and gives him command of Asia.

Characters

Editions

Published in London, England: Walsh, 1724.

Performance history

Premiered in London, England: King's Theatre, 14 January 1724.

External links

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