La straniera

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La straniera is an 1829 Italian opera in two acts by Vincenzo Bellini, known for its lyrical bel canto style and dramatic exploration of mystery and exile.

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La straniera canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf melodramma
opera
associatedWith Vincenzo Bellini’s early mature style
baritoneRole Valdeburgo
basedOn L’étrangère by Charles-Victor Prévost d’Arlincourt
belongsToRepertoire Italian opera repertoire
centralTheme exile
mystery
tragic love
character Alaide
Arturo
Il signore di Montolino
Isoletta
Valdeburgo
characterType mysterious woman in exile
composer Vincenzo Bellini
countryOfOrigin Italy
dramaticQuality dark and mysterious atmosphere
firstCityOfPerformance Milan
firstPerformanceTheatre Teatro alla Scala
linked to: La Scala
genre bel canto opera
historicalPeriod early Romantic era
language Italian
librettist Felice Romani
mezzoSopranoRole Isoletta
musicalStyle bel canto
notableFeature demanding soprano role
dramatic exploration of mystery and exile
expressive orchestration
numberOfActs 2
originalTitle La straniera
periodOfPremiere 19th century
premiereDate 1829-02-14
premierePlace La Scala, Milan
linked to: La Scala
publisher Casa Ricordi
setting Brittany
settingPeriod Middle Ages
sopranoRole Alaide
structure two acts
style lyrical
tenorRole Arturo
vocalForces solo voices, chorus and orchestra
workNumberInComposerOutput third opera by Vincenzo Bellini
yearOfComposition 1828

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Vincenzo Bellini notableWork La straniera
La straniera originalTitle La straniera