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Partenope

Partenope (Parthenope), HWV 27, is an opera by George Frideric Handel, first performed at the King's Theatre in London on 24 February 1730. Although following the structure and forms of opera seria, the work is humorous in character and light-textured in music, with a plot involving romantic complications and gender confusion. A success with audiences at…

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Based on
libretto by Silvio Stampiglia
Language
Italian
Premiere
24 February 1730 (1730-02-24) King's Theatre, London

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Partenope

Nodes34
Edges33
Triples89
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.058824
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Partenope

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related to history · 38
Partenope → Also, Amanda Holden, April, Australia, Baroque, Christopher Alden, December, DVD, English, English National Opera, February, Francisco Negrin, Glimmerglass Opera, Handel, In, Italian, July, Ledlanet, London, Man Ray
related to Act 1 · 16
Partenope → Apollo, Armindo, Arsace, Arsace's, Corinth, Eurimene, He, Hearing, In, Naples, Prince Armindo, Prince Arsace, Prince Eurimene, Queen Partenope, Rhodes, Rosmira
related to Act 2 · 10
Partenope → Armindo, Arsace, At, Emilio, Emilio's, Eurimene, Partenope's, Rosmira, She, The
related to Act 3 · 10
Partenope → Armindo, Arsace, Eurimene, However, Princess Rosmira, Queen Partenope, Rosmira, Rosmira's, The, When Arsace
related to External links · 7
Partenope → Archived, International Music Score Library, Italian, June, Project, Scores, Wayback MachinePartenope
related to Musical features · 5
Partenope → Act Two, Also, Handel's, Many, The
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Partenope → libretto by Silvio Stampiglia
Language · 1
Partenope → Italian
Premiere · 1
Partenope → 24 February 1730 (1730-02-24) King's Theatre, London

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opera arsace eurimene rosmira armindo libretto production handel also duel performed loves work london 1730 fight seen act italian premiere

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
PartenopeBased onlibretto by Silvio Stampiglia1.00infobox
PartenopeLanguageItalian1.00infobox
PartenopePremiere24 February 1730 (1730-02-24) King's Theatre, London1.00infobox
Partenoperelated to Act 1In0.60section
Partenoperelated to Act 1Queen Partenope0.60section
Partenoperelated to Act 1Naples0.60section
Partenoperelated to Act 1Apollo0.60section
Partenoperelated to Act 1Prince Arsace0.60section
Partenoperelated to Act 1Corinth0.60section
Partenoperelated to Act 1Prince Armindo0.60section
Partenoperelated to Act 1Rhodes0.60section
Partenoperelated to Act 1Prince Eurimene0.60section

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