Isabeau

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Isabeau is an opera by Italian composer Pietro Mascagni, inspired by the Lady Godiva legend and known for its lyrical verismo style.

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instanceOf opera
basedOn Lady Godiva legend
linked to: Lady Godiva
composer Pietro Mascagni
composerBirthPlace Livorno
composerNationality Italian
countryOfOrigin Italy
firstEuropeanPerformanceLocation Teatro alla Scala, Milan
linked to: La Scala
firstEuropeanPerformanceYear 1912
genre verismo opera
hasAria Aria of Isabeau (various titles in Italian)
language Italian
librettist Luigi Illica
mainCharacter Cornelius
Folviero
Princess Isabeau
numberOfActs 3
orchestration large orchestra
period early 20th-century opera
premiereCity Buenos Aires
premiereDate 1911-06-02
premiereLocation Teatro Coliseo, Buenos Aires
settingPeriod medieval times
settingPlace legendary kingdom
structure three-act opera
style lyrical verismo
subject chivalric love
public humiliation
sacrifice
vocalForces chorus
solo voices

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