Cajo Fabrizio (Hasse)
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| Original title: | Cajo Fabricio |
| Shape: | Opera seria |
| Original language: | Italian |
| Music: | Johann Adolph Hasse |
| Libretto : | Apostolo Zeno , Cajo Fabrizio (Vienna 1729) |
| Premiere: | January 12, 1732 |
| Place of premiere: | Teatro Capranica Rome |
| Place and time of the action: | Tarent , 279 BC Chr. |
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Cajo Fabricio , also Caio Fabbricio or Cajo Fabrizio , is a dramma per musica in three acts by Johann Adolph Hasse with a libretto by Apostolo Zeno . It premiered in Rome in January 1732.
First occupation
- Pirro - Gaetano Majorano (Caffarelli)
- Cajo Fabricio - Domenico Annibali
- Sestia - Angelo Maria Monticelli
- Volusio - Agostino Fontana
- Bircenna - Felice Salimbeni
- Turio - Alessandro Veroni
- Cinea - Felice Checacci
- "La Musica è del Sig. Giovanni Adolfo Hasse, detto il Sassone, Maestro di Cappella di Sua Maesta il Re di Polonia, ed Elettore di Sassonia"
Further performances
- 1733 Naples, Teatro San Bartolomeo
- July 8, 1734 Dresden
- September 1734 Jarmeritz , Castle Theater of Count Johann Adam von Questenberg (under the title Pirro )
- February 12, 1735 Venice, Teatro Sant'Angelo
- Carnival 1740 Livorno
- December 18, 1745 Naples, Teatro San Carlo
- September 1766 Berlin
- 1785 Berlin
- 2012 London with Ensemble Serse
Web links
- Cajo Fabricio : Sheet Music and Audio Files in the International Music Score Library Project
- Caio Fabrizio (Johann Adolf Hasse) in the Corago information system of the University of Bologna
Individual evidence
- ^ Carl Mennicke: Hasse and the Graun brothers as symphonic orchestras. Leipzig: Breitkopf 1906, p. 377 sets the premiere in 1731 at the Teatro San Angiolo. He gives Hiller, Lebensbeschreibung 1784, p. 232 as the source for this. Corago sets the premiere for January 12, 1732 and not in the Teatro San Angiolo, but in the Teatro Capranica in Rome. For this production there is also the libretto to which the further information relates. Mennicke correctly states that the castrato Felice Salimbeni (as Bircenna), who has worked in Dresden for a long time, appeared for the first time in this production . The also mentioned Giuseppe Appiani cannot be found in the first line-up in the Teatro Capranica.
- ^ Libretto (only in Italian) of the premiere in Rome, Teatro Capranica 1732
- ^ Libretto Naples 1732
- ↑ Libretto Jaromeritz 1734
- ↑ Libretto Venice (1735)
- ^ Libretto (Italian and German) Berlin 1766
- ^ Libretto (Italian and German) Berlin 1785
- ^ Hasse: Cajo Fabricio / London Handel Festival, April 20th, 2012. Performance review by Opera Britannia, accessed on May 18, 2018.