Tisbe

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Tisbe is one of the wicked stepsisters in Gioachino Rossini’s opera "La Cenerentola," known for her comic vanity and rivalry with her sister Clorinda.

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Tisbe canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
mezzo-soprano role
opera character
appearsIn La Cenerentola
appearsInAct Act I of La Cenerentola
Act II of La Cenerentola
linked to: La Cenerentola
associatedWith comic rivalry with Clorinda
pursuit of Prince Ramiro
basedOn one of the stepsisters in Charles Perrault’s Cinderella
characterTrait comic
jealous
rivalrous
vain
createdBy Gioachino Rossini
Jacopo Ferretti
firstAppearance La Cenerentola (1817)
genreOfWorkAppearedIn opera buffa
hasParent Don Magnifico
hasRelative Angelina
Clorinda
Don Magnifico
hasSister Clorinda
hasStepsister Angelina
languageOfName Italian
narrativeFunction comic antagonist to Angelina
performanceMedium opera stage
residesInFiction Don Magnifico’s household
roleInWork wicked stepsister of Angelina
setIn a fairy-tale version of Italy
timeOfCreation early 19th century
voiceType mezzo-soprano
workPremiereDate 25 January 1817
workPremiereLocation Teatro Valle, Rome

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La Cenerentola character Tisbe
La Cenerentola character Tisbe
Don Magnifico hasRelative Tisbe
Don Magnifico isParentOf Tisbe