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Category: Antonio Sacchini

162. Chimène (Sacchini)

Corneille's Cid becomes an opera.

Nicholas Fuller 18th century opera, Antonio Sacchini, corneille, French opera, Italian composers, Tragédie lyrique 1 Comment November 23, 2019December 20, 2022 5 Minutes

159. Renaud (Sacchini)

Armide II: This time, it's personal.

Nicholas Fuller 18th century opera, Antonio Sacchini, French opera, Italian composers, Torquato Tasso, Tragédie lyrique 4 Comments November 2, 2019December 20, 2022 8 Minutes

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