The comic opera "Don Pasquale" with events that take place in Rome during the 19th century by the artists of the National Theater of Opera and Ballet

"Don Pasquale" is a comic opera by the Italian composer Gaetano Donizetti, which will come to the National Theater of Opera and Ballet. The events in the opera written by the composer Donizetti take place in Rome during the 19th century. This year brings with it, at TKOB, the innovation of the platform "Opera for children and families" and the theater announces that the work will come on March 24 and 25. "An opera for children and families", says the TKOB material, where the director is Mariano Bauduin, conductor Masimo Spadano and assistant director Ada Gurra. Armed Forces Symphony Orchestra, TKOB soloists. When "Don Pasquale" was first performed in January 1843 in Paris, Gaetano Donizetti had a consolidated career in the world of Italian opera and was at the height of his artistic maturity. He had great success with the opera "Lucia di Lammermoor", "La Fille du Règiment" and other works, but he had not managed to get the coveted position of Real Director of the "Collegio di Musica" in Naples. In a previous material on the TKOB website, it is said that typical of "Don Pasquale" is the effectiveness with which lyricism and melancholy are opposed to the devilish smile or even sincere laughter created by the master. The libretto of the opera "Don Pasquale" signed MA (Giovanni Ruffini), was based on a libretto by the author Angelo Anelli, set to music by Stefano Pavesi in 1810 under the title "Ser Marcantonio". The opera "Don Pasquale" written by the composer Gaetano Donizetti in December last year returned to the public after 64 years on the stage of the National Theater of Opera and Ballet. but he had failed to get the coveted position of Real Director of the "Collegio di Musica" in Naples. In a previous material on the TKOB website, it is said that typical of "Don Pasquale" is the effectiveness with which lyricism and melancholy are opposed to the devilish smile or even sincere laughter created by the master. The libretto of the opera "Don Pasquale" signed MA (Giovanni Ruffini), was based on a libretto by the author Angelo Anelli, set to music by Stefano Pavesi in 1810 under the title "Ser Marcantonio". The opera "Don Pasquale" written by the composer Gaetano Donizetti in December last year returned to the public after 64 years on the stage of the National Theater of Opera and Ballet. but he had failed to get the coveted position of Real Director of the "Collegio di Musica" in Naples. In a previous material on the TKOB website, it is said that typical of "Don Pasquale" is the effectiveness with which lyricism and melancholy are opposed to the devilish smile or even sincere laughter created by the master. The libretto of the opera "Don Pasquale" signed MA (Giovanni Ruffini), was based on a libretto by the author Angelo Anelli, set to music by Stefano Pavesi in 1810 under the title "Ser Marcantonio". The opera "Don Pasquale" written by the composer Gaetano Donizetti in December last year returned to the public after 64 years on the stage of the National Theater of Opera and Ballet. In a previous material on the TKOB website, it is said that typical of "Don Pasquale" is the effectiveness with which lyricism and melancholy are opposed to the devilish smile or even sincere laughter created by the master. The libretto of the opera "Don Pasquale" signed MA (Giovanni Ruffini), was based on a libretto by the author Angelo Anelli, set to music by Stefano Pavesi in 1810 under the title "Ser Marcantonio". The opera "Don Pasquale" written by the composer Gaetano Donizetti in December last year returned to the public after 64 years on the stage of the National Theater of Opera and Ballet. In a previous material on the TKOB website, it is said that typical of "Don Pasquale" is the effectiveness with which lyricism and melancholy are opposed to the devilish smile or even sincere laughter created by the master. The libretto of the opera "Don Pasquale" signed MA (Giovanni Ruffini), was based on a libretto by the author Angelo Anelli, set to music by Stefano Pavesi in 1810 under the title "Ser Marcantonio". The opera "Don Pasquale" written by the composer Gaetano Donizetti in December last year returned to the public after 64 years on the stage of the National Theater of Opera and Ballet. was based on a libretto by the author Angelo Anelli, set to music by Stefano Pavesi in 1810 with the title "Ser Marcantonio". The opera "Don Pasquale" written by the composer Gaetano Donizetti in December last year returned to the public after 64 years on the stage of the National Theater of Opera and Ballet. was based on a libretto by the author Angelo Anelli, set to music by Stefano Pavesi in 1810 with the title "Ser Marcantonio". The opera "Don Pasquale" written by the composer Gaetano Donizetti in December last year returned to the public after 64 years on the stage of the National Theater of Opera and Ballet.

Events in the work of the author Donizetti

 "Don Pasquale" is an opera buffa, or comic opera, in three acts. The National Theater of Opera and Ballet will welcome the public these March days to follow the story of Pasquale, the old, rich but miserly bachelor. Who, wants to marry his nephew Ernesto: to a rich woman. However, Ernesto prefers the young and poor widow Norina, who loves him. Although Don Pasquale has never seen Norina, he refuses the marriage and throws Ernesto out of his house. Desperate, Ernesto writes a farewell letter to his beloved Norina. But Norina will not give up on Ernesto. This opera, which is expected to be at the National Theater of Opera and Ballet, follows other performances that have been held during this artistic season. Gaetano Donizetti was a famous Italian composer. Throughout his career, Donizetti wrote 74 pieces of music, including operas, masses, cantatas, psalms, etc. The speed of the author was especially surprising. Unlike other composers, he composed his masterpieces in a few days. The basis of his work was deep melodramatism, great poetic talent and a much-loved sense of theatricality. Along with the renowned composers Gioachino Rossini and Vincenzo Bellini, Gaetano Donizetti was a leading composer of the bel canto opera style during the first half of the 19th century.