Due mogli in una, melodramma giocoso in due atti

Milano, Per Luigi di Giacomo Pirola, 1853

Italian Librettos

Text

54 pages

18 cm

Music Library

Two acts.
Libretto by Calisto Bassi, cf. Dizionario biografico degli Italiani, volume 7 (1970).
A variation on Bassi's earlier libretto Il postiglione di Longjumeau, which was first performed in Milan in 1838 with music by Pietro Antonio Coppola. Il postiglione di Longjumeau was itself based on Adolphe de Leuven and Léon Lévy Brunswick's Le postillon de Lonjumeau.
Date of publication from front cover.
"Atto primo. Personaggi/Attori: CHAPELOU. Sig. Giacomo Galvani; BIJOU. Sig. Giuseppe Ravasini; MARCHESE DI CORCY. Sig. Giovanni Zambelli; MADDALENA. Sig.a Teresa Martinetti"--Page 3
"Atto secondo. Personaggi/Attori: MARCHESE DI CORCY. Sig. Giovanni Zambelli; MAD. LATOUR (MADDALENA). Sig.a Ter. Martinetti; SAINT-PHAR (CHAPELOU). Sig. Giacomo Glavani; ALCINDOR (BIJOU). Sig. Giuseppe Ravasini"--Page 27
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