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'''Ester''' <Italian> (1723) is an oratorio by [[Antonio Caldara]] (mus.) and [[Francesco Fozio]] (libr.).
'''Ester''' <Italian> (1723) is an oratorio by [[Antonio Caldara]] (mus.) and [[Francesco Fozio]] (libr.). Based on the [[Book of Esther]].


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Ester <Italian> (1723) is an oratorio by Antonio Caldara (mus.) and Francesco Fozio (libr.). Based on the Book of Esther.

Abstract

Editions, performances

Premiered in Vienna [Austria]: 1723.

Published in Vienna [Austria]: Gio. Pietro Van Ghelen, 1723.

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