Love In A Village : A Comic Opera

Berta Joncus; Zak Ozmo; Vanessa Rogers

Love In A Village : A Comic Opera

Berta Joncus (Editor), Zak Ozmo (Editor), Vanessa Rogers (Editor)

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This pastiche opened at Covent Garden in 1762, under the guidance of theater manager and principal tenor John Beard. As with many ballad operas of this period, the music was borrowed from a large number of sources. With a preface in English and German. Index of acts, scenes and airs. Cast and orchestration. The accompanying data storage device includes the text edition as well as the critical apparatus.

Original language	English
Publisher	Baerenreiter Verlag
Publication status	Published - 2019

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Name	OPERA, an Edirom Music Encoding Initiative project

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