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100 1 a| Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus,d| 1756-1791.=| ^A31894;

245 10 a| Così fan tutte /c| [Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart].;

250 a| New edition.;

260 a| Richmond :b| Overture Publishing,c| 2011.;

300 a| 128 pages :b| illustrations ;c| 22 cm.;

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490 1 a| Opera guides ;v| 22;

500 a| Composer's name on title page given incorrectly as Giuseppe Verdi.;

500 a| Libretto by Lorenzo Da Ponte ; English translation by Marmaduke E. Browne ; revised by John Cox.;

500 a| This Opera guide first published by Calder Publications Ltd in 1983.;

546 a| Text in English and Italian.;

504 a| Includes bibliographical references (page 128).;

520 a| "It was a treat so truly intellectual that every ear and every breast, susceptible of harmony and of impression, was gratified to a degree beyond our power to describe." Thus reads one of the first London reviews of Cosi fan tutte. Its enigmatic mixture of a detached experiment in human foibles and a struggle of sincere emotions has often disturbed audiences. H.C. Robbins Landon observes, however, that Mozart's heartfelt music proves he is openly on the side of the angels--the ladies--not the deceivers, however cynical Da Ponte's words appear to be. Brian Trowell describes the sophisticated world in which the opera was conceived, while John Stone traces the origins of the libretto to Ancient Greece, medieval Italy and even to China. The text is certainly Da Ponte's most original work, and is here presented in Revd M.E. Browne's acclaimed translation, revised by John Cox.;

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700 1 a| Browne, Marmaduke E.q| (Marmaduke Edmonstone),e| translator.=| ^A1434568;

700 1 a| John, Nicholas,e| editor.=| ^A177429;

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Così fan tutte / [Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart].

Author/creator	Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus
Format	Book
Edition	New edition.
Publication Info	Richmond : Overture Publishing, 2011.
Description	128 pages : illustrations ; 22 cm.
Subjects	Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus, 1756-1791. Così fan tutte. Operas--Librettos.

Included Work	Da Ponte, Lorenzo, 1749-1838. Così fan tutte English.
Included Work	Da Ponte, Lorenzo, 1749-1838. Così fan tutte Italian.
Included Work	Verdi, Giuseppe, 1813-1901.
Included Work	Da Ponte, Lorenzo, 1749-1838 librettist.
Included Work	Browne, Marmaduke E. (Marmaduke Edmonstone), translator.
Included Work	John, Nicholas, editor.
Other author/creator	English National Opera.
Series	Opera guides ; 22 Opera guide ; 22. ^A176004
Contents	Mozart at the time of Così fan tutte / Brian Trowell -- A commentary on the score / H.C. Robbins Landon -- The background to the libretto / John Stone -- A performance history / Nicholas John -- Thematic guide -- Così fan tutte: dramma giocoso in two acts / by Lorenzo da Ponte ; English translation by Marmaduke E. Browne ; revised by John Cox -- Notes on the versions and the translation -- A note on "Rivolgete a lui lo sguardo" / John Stone -- Discography / David Nice.
Abstract	"It was a treat so truly intellectual that every ear and every breast, susceptible of harmony and of impression, was gratified to a degree beyond our power to describe." Thus reads one of the first London reviews of Cosi fan tutte. Its enigmatic mixture of a detached experiment in human foibles and a struggle of sincere emotions has often disturbed audiences. H.C. Robbins Landon observes, however, that Mozart's heartfelt music proves he is openly on the side of the angels--the ladies--not the deceivers, however cynical Da Ponte's words appear to be. Brian Trowell describes the sophisticated world in which the opera was conceived, while John Stone traces the origins of the libretto to Ancient Greece, medieval Italy and even to China. The text is certainly Da Ponte's most original work, and is here presented in Revd M.E. Browne's acclaimed translation, revised by John Cox.
General note	Composer's name on title page given incorrectly as Giuseppe Verdi.
General note	Libretto by Lorenzo Da Ponte ; English translation by Marmaduke E. Browne ; revised by John Cox.
General note	This Opera guide first published by Calder Publications Ltd in 1983.
Bibliography note	Includes bibliographical references (page 128).
Language	Text in English and Italian.
ISBN	9780714544236 (paperback)

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