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Conclusion, “Liberation of Olympus” and Dance of the Seven Free Arts with Hercules and Prometheus from the opera “Le Nozze di Peleo e di Teti” by Carlo Caproli with libretto by Francesco Buti (editing? after the eponymous opera by F. Cavalli, Venice 1639)
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Conclusion, “Liberation of Olympus” and Dance of the Seven Free Arts with Hercules and Prometheus from the opera “Le Nozze di Peleo e di Teti” by Carlo Caproli with libretto by Francesco Buti (editing? after the eponymous opera by F. Cavalli, Venice 1639). Stage design for the Paris premiere with ballet inserts as “Ballet royal des noces de Pélée et de Thétis” (music of ballet inserts by J.-B. Lully, text by I. de Benserade, choreography by P. Beauchamp). Paris, Salle du Petit Bourbon, 14 April 1654
Title: Conclusion, “Liberation of Olympus” and Dance of the Seven Free Arts with Hercules and Prometheus from the opera “Le Nozze di Peleo e di Teti” by Carlo Caproli with libretto by Francesco Buti (editing? after the eponymous opera by F. Cavalli, Venice 1639)
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Conclusion, “Liberation of Olympus” and Dance of the Seven Free Arts with Hercules and Prometheus from the opera “Le Nozze di Peleo e di Teti” by Carlo Caproli with libretto by Francesco Buti (editing? after the eponymous opera by F.
Cavalli, Venice 1639).
Stage design for the Paris premiere with ballet inserts as “Ballet royal des noces de Pélée et de Thétis” (music of ballet inserts by J.
-B.
Lully, text by I.
de Benserade, choreography by P.
Beauchamp).
Paris, Salle du Petit Bourbon, 14 April 1654.
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