Radamisto

Radamisto ('Rhadamistus') est opera musica a Georgio Friderico Handelio creatum secundum libellum Nicolai Francisci Haym, qui materiam ex Dominici Lalli L'amor tirannico, o Zenobia et ex Matthaei Noris Zenobia repetit. Primum actum est Londinii die 27 Aprilis 1720.

Georgius Fridericus Handelius. Balthasar Denner pinxit.

Bibliographia

• Donald Burrows, Handel, 2ª ed., Oxford University Press, 2012.
• John Butt, Playing with History: The Historical Approach to Musical Performance (Musical Performance and Reception), Cambridge, 2008.
• Winton Dean, J. Merrill Knapp, Handel's Operas, 1704–1726, Clarendon Press, 1987.

Nexus externi

• Operis libellum (Italice)

Radamisto : Index personarum

	Georgius Fridericus Händel
• Rhadamistus, filius Pharasmanis • Zenobia, uxor Rhadamisti • Tiridates, rex Armeniae • Polyxena, uxor regis Armeniae • Pharasmanes, rex Thraciae • Tigranes, princeps Ponti • Fraarte, frater Tiridatis

Opera lyrica Georgii Friderici Handelii

	Georgius Fridericus Händel
Alimira (1705) · Nero (1705) · Florindo (1708) · Daphne (1708) · Rodrigo (1707) · Agrippina (1709) · Rinaldo (1711) · Il pastor fido (1712) · Teseo (1713) · Silla (1713) · Amadigi di Gaula (1715) · Radamisto (1720) · Muzio Scevola (1721) · Floridante (1721) · Ottone (1723) · Flavio (1723) · Giulio Cesare in Egitto (1724) · Tamerlano (1724) · Rodelinda (1725) · Scipione (1726) · Alessandro (1726) · Admeto (1727) · Riccardo Primo (1727) · Siroe (1728) · Tolomeo (1728) · Loterio (1729) · Partenope (1730) · Poro (1731) · Ezio (1732) · Sosarme (1732) · Orlando (1733) · Arianna in Creta (1734) · Oreste (1734) · Ariodante (1735) · Alcina (1735) · Atalanta · Arminio (1737) · Giustino (1737) · Berenice (1737) · Alessandro Severo (1738) · Faramondo (1738) · Serse (1738) · Giove in Argo (1739) · Imineo (1740) · Deidamia (1741)

Musica

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