Cleopatra (Rossi)

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Cleopatra is an 1876 opera by Lauro Rossi to a libretto by Marco D'Arienzo based on Shakespeare's Antony and Cleopatra. The opera was first performed on 5 March 1876 at the Teatro Regio in Turin.^[1]

Recording

• Cleopatra - Dimitra Theodossiou [it] (Cleopatra), Alessandro Liberatore (Marco Antonio), Paolo Pecchioli (Ottavio Cesare), Sebastian Catana (Diomede), William Corrò (Proculejo), Tiziana Carraro (Ottavia), Paola Gardina (Carmiana); Orchestra Filarmonica Marchigiana [it] & Coro Lirico Marchigiano 'V. Bellini', David Crescenzi. Naxos^[2] DVD or 2CD

References

External links

• Libretto, Turin 1876, archive.org
• Libretto, Turin 1878, loc.gov
• Libretto Archived 2021-05-01 at the
  Naxos Records
• Work details, Corago, University of Bologna

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