Vincenzo Pucitta
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Vincenzo Pucitta (February 17, 1778 - December 20, 1861) was a nineteenth-century Italian composer
Composer
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. Born in Civitavecchia
Civitavecchia
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, he wrote more than 20 opera
Opera
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s during his career. One of his works, La Vestale, after its premiere in London
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 (1810), was also sung in Lisbon
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 (1816), Milan
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 (1816) and Rio de Janeiro
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 (1817). He died in Milan
Milan
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.

Operas

  • Le nozze senza sposa (1800, Parma)
  • Bianca de' Rossi (1800, Florence)
  • L'amor platonico (1800, Lucca)
  • Il fuoruscito (1801, Milan)
  • Teresa e Wilk (1802, Venice)
  • Werter e Carlotta (1802, Venice)
  • Il puntiglio (Furberia e puntiglio) (1802, Milan)
  • La perfidia scoperta (1803, Venice)
  • Zelinda e Lindoro (1803, Venice)
  • Lauretta (1803, Padua)
  • La burla fortunata ossia I due prigionieri (1804, Venice); Adolfo e Chiara (1812, Turin); Li due prigionieri ossia Adolfo e Clara (1814, London)
  • Lo sposo di Lucca (1805, Venice)
  • Andromaca (1806)
  • Il marchese d'un giorno ovvero Gli sposi felici (1808, Livorno)
  • La caccia di Enrico IV (1809, London)
  • La vestale (1810, London)
  • Il trionfo di Rosselane ossia Le tre sultane (1811, London)
  • Ginevra di Scozia (1812)
  • Boadicca (1813)
  • Il feudatario (1813, Trieste)
  • Aristodemo (1814, London)
  • L'orgoglio avvilito (1815, Paris)
  • La principessa in campagna o Il marchese nell'imbarazzo (La principessa bizarra) (1817, Paris)
  • Il maestro di cappella (1818, Trieste)
  • La festa del villaggio (1822, Rome)
  • La Fausse Agnès (1824, Paris)
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