- good Polybius, King of Parthia, is the
protector of both his own
daughter Lisinga and her
lover Siveno.
Everyone believes Siveno to be the son of Minteus...
-
Chinese women of the
title are
Lisinga and her two friends,
Tangia and Sivene. The only
other character is
Lisinga's brother Silango, who has just returned...
-
Aureliano in
Palmira Zenobia Ciro in
Babilonia Amira Demetrio e
Polibio Lisinga Guillaume Tell
Matilde Il
barbiere di
Siviglia Rosina Il
signor Bruschino...
- m'avvene?," with cavatina, "Ah, numi tiranni" Act I,
scene 2 - Aria of
Lisinga, "So che non
cangio stato" Act I,
scene 3 - Aria of Motezuma, "Cara fiamma...
- was an
extinct language of
Uganda called Singa,
alternatives Lusinga and
Lisinga,
spoken only on
Rusinga Island (which, of
course is in Kenya). It belonged...
- salón en un acto a
partir de un
libreto de Metastasio).
Marina Monzó (
Lisinga),
Cristina Toledo (Sivene), Marifé
Nogales (Tangia), José
Manuel Zapata...
- (Venice, 1755)
Emira in
Solimano by
Domenico Fischietti (Venice, 1755)
Lisinga in L’eroe
cinese by
Gaetano Piazza (Milan, 1758)
Ipermestra in Ipermestra...
-
Luigi Lablache), Rosa in
Valentino Fioravanti's Le
cantatrici villane,
Lisinga in Rossini's
Demetrio e Polibio, and
Rosina in Rossini's The
Barber of...
-
theatre and in 1754 she
appeared on
stage -
probably for the last time - as
Lisinga in the
premiere of Gluck's one-act
opera Le cinesi, at Engelhartstetten...
-
ensuing years remained an
influential figure in the
artistic life of Venice.
Lisinga in Rossini's
Demetrio e Polibio,
Teatro Valle, Rome, 18 May 1812 Zoraida...
