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forms of
zarzuela:
Baroque zarzuela (c. 1630 – c. 1750), the
earliest style, and
Romantic zarzuela (c. 1850 – c. 1950).
Romantic zarzuelas can be further...
- The
Zarzuela Palace (Spanish:
Palacio de la
Zarzuela [paˈlaθjo ðe la θaɾˈθwela]) is the
residence and
working offices of the
reigning monarch of Spain...
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Zarzuela means:
Zarzuela, a
Spanish lyric-dramatic
genre Zarzuela de mariscos, a
Catalan seafood stew the
Palacio de la
Zarzuela,
residence of the Spanish...
- (1846–1910),
Spanish composer of
zarzuelas,
flautist and
conductor Joaquín
Valverde Sanjuán (1875–1918),
Spanish composer of
zarzuelas, son of the
preceding José...
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Luisa Fernanda is a
romantic zarzuela in
three acts by
Federico Moreno Torroba. It has been
performed more than 10,000 times. The Spanish-language libretto...
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first zarzuela troupe in the Philippines. Ilagan's
zarzuelas have melodramatic, comic, romantic, and
political qualities.
Among the
zarzuelas that Ilagan...
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Gaztambide composed 44
zarzuelas. José
Inzenga Cristóbal
Oudrid Roger Alier,
Roger Alier Aixalà (1982). El
Libro de la
zarzuela. Daimon. p. 160. ISBN 8423126773...
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established during the late 1870s.
Spanish influence around that time
introduced zarzuela plays (with music) and comedias, with dance. The
plays became po****r throughout...
- Clementina,
although wrongly and po****rly
known as La Clementina, is a
zarzuela in two acts by
Luigi Boccherini. The Spanish-language
libretto was by Ramón...
- Rodríguez de Hita.
Single act
zarzuelas were
classified as género
chico (the "little genre" or "little form") and
zarzuelas of
three or more acts were género...
