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greatest Italian castrato singers of the
baroque age. He is
better known as
Siface. He was born near
Pescia in Tuscany,
entered the
papal chapel in 1675, and...
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Siface re di
Numidia (also:
Siface or Viriate) is a
libretto in
three acts by
Pietro Metastasio. It is a
reworking of La
forza della virtù by de:Domenico...
- Bald****are
Ferri (1610–1680) Atto
Melani (1626–1714)
Giovanni Grossi ("
Siface") (1653–1697) Pier
Francesco Tosi (1654–1732)
Francesco Ceccarelli (1752–1814)...
- Sofonisba* (Sophonisba),
daughter of
Hasdrubal Alessandro Bernard ...
Siface* (Syphax), King of
Cirta Luigi C****ini ... Scipione* (Scipio),
Roman consul...
- the
camps of the
Carthaginians and
Siface and
Scipio defeats the
Carthaginians at the
Campi Magni and
takes Siface prisoner, to the north,
Scipio refuses...
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Lampe and
Henry Carey – The
Dragon of
Wantley Leonardo Leo L'Olimpiade
Siface Jean-Philippe
Rameau –
Castor et
Pollux Nicola Antonio Porpora –
Lucio Papirio...
- 1738
Dresden Viriate opera seria 3 acts
Domenico Lalli after Metastasio's
Siface Carnival 1739
Venice Numa
Pompilio opera seria 3 acts
Stefano Benedetto...
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approach his
skill as a singer.[citation needed] Caffarelli, Matteuccio,
Siface, Senesino, Gizziello, Marchesi, Carestini, and some
others were very famous...
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composers to set the
respective texts to
music are
indicated next to the
title Siface, re di
Numidia (1723) –
Francesco Feo
Didone abbandonata (1724) – Domenico...
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Viriate in the
premiere of
Giuseppe Sellitto's
setting of Metastasio's
Siface, re di Numidia; a
pastiche work
which also
contained music by
other composers...
