Il Postiglione di Longjumeau, melodramma comico in due parti

Milano, Per Gaspare Truffi, MDCCCXXXVIII 1838

Italian Librettos

Text

52 pages

16 cm

Music Library

Libretto for the premiere performance, 6 Nov. 1838.
Libretto by Calisto Bassi, based on Leuven's Le postillon de Lonjumeau. Cf. Dizionario biografico degli Italiani, volume 7.
"Primo violino, capo e direttore d'orchestra sig. Cavallini Eugenio ... Primo violino per i balli sig. De Bayllou Giuseppe"--Page 3
"Direttore dei cori sig. Granatelli Giulio Cesare ... Capi sarti da uomo sig. Felisi Antonio, da donna sig. Paolo Veronesi"--Page 4
Includes cast list.
Includes stage directions.

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