Luigi RICCI / Chiara di Rosembergh Melodramma in due atti Dall' Editore 1833

Oblong folio. Disbound. 1f. (title), [3] (table of contents with plate and page numbers), [4] (named cast list), 5-216 pp. Each piece with its own plate number, imprint, price, and secondary pagination. Engraved. Uncut. "Luigi Ricci's is one of the more individual voices in Italian opera of the period. His chief gift was for comedy, to which he brought not only a complete mastery of the traditional devices but also a new, robust buffo manner characterized by a wealth of bouncing allegretto melodies, mostly in duple time, and a not infrequent use of folktune... The comic numbers of Chiara di Rosembergh were the most celebrated, but elsewhere there are bold strokes of harmony and rhythm that show an ability to rise to the serious dramatic occasion." Julian Budden in Grove Music Online. Items.

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