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Carlo il Calvo (Charles the Bald) is an opera seria in 3 acts by Nicola Porpora that premiered in the spring of 1738 at Rome's Teatro delle Dame.^[1]

Recording

2022: Julia Lezhneva, Suzanne Jerosme, Max Emanuel Cenčić, Franco Fagioli, Bruno de Sá, Petr Nekoranec, Nian Wang, Armonia Atenea; conductor: George Petrou 3 CDs Parnassus

References

^ "Work details", Corago, University of Bologna

External links

Media related to Carlo il Calvo (opera) at Wikimedia Commons
Carlo il Calvo (Porpora): Scores at the International Music Score Library Project
"Libretto", Internet Archive

v t e Nicola Porpora
List of operas
Opera	Temistocle (1718) Angelica (1720) Semiramide riconosciuta (1729) Germanico in Germania (1730) Mitridate (1730) Arianna in Nasso (1733) Polifemo (1735) La festa d'Imeneo (1736) Carlo il Calvo (1738)
Students	Caffarelli Matteo Capranica Farinelli Joseph Haydn
Related	Frederick, Prince of Wales Neapolitan School
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