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...eit für die Einweihung. Die fand – vor ziemlich genau 250 Jahren – im Juni 1753 statt. Nun kehrte die Begleitmusik der einstigen Innovativen wieder:]</ref> [[Category:Operas]] ...

...[[opera]] by [[Jean-Philippe Rameau]]. It was due to appear on 30 October 1753 at [[Fontainebleau]], but the performance was cancelled. It takes the form ...er the composer's death.<ref name="Rice">Rice, Paul F., "The Fontainebleau Operas of Jean-Philippe Rameau" (Spring, 1988). ''The Journal of Musicology'', '' ...

...e dramatic composers of Italy, between the years 1783 and 1791. One of his operas was entitled “Nctluno ed Egle," op. ser. Venice, 1783."</ref> [[Category:1753 births]] ...

| premiere_date = {{Start date|1753|12|26|df=y}} (Carnival season) ...i Pinottini]].<ref name="say"/> The work premiered in Milan on 26 December 1753 at the [[Teatro Regio Ducale]].<ref>{{cite book|url=https://books.google.co ...

===Operas and ballets=== *''[[Les troqueurs]]'', [[intermède]] (1753, Paris) ...

...ne of his pupils {{Citation needed|date=December 2023}}. He wrote fourteen operas for the opera houses in Naples, [[Rome]], and London, of which ''Tito Manli ==List of operas composed by Abos== ...

...in [[Fritzlar]], [[Germany]]. He was the father of [[Federigo Fiorillo]] (1753 - 1823),<ref>{{cite book|last=Ehrlich|first=A. |title=Celebrated violinists ...majority of his works during his stay in Braunschweig. His output include operas, intermezzos and stage music for Nicolini's ensemble. His composing style i ...

| known_for = Composing operas and music ..., ''Il trionfo del Giglio'' ([[Bastia]], 1751) and ''La Lavinia'' (Bastia, 1753). ...

{{short description|German composer of symphonies, concertos, operas, and chamber music (1711-1783)}} ...hich was the opening performance of the [[Schlosstheater Schwetzingen]] in 1753. Its success led to a job offer from the court at Mannheim, Germany, where ...

...iés Theatre]], which opened with Ferrandini's opera ''Catone in Utica'' in 1753]] ...seria Catone in Utica opened the new Cuvillies Theater at the Residenz in 1753.</ref> ...

'''Giuseppe Valentini''' (14 December 1681 – November 1753), nicknamed ''Straccioncino'' (Little Ragamuffin), was an Italian [[violin] ===Operas=== ...

...o in Hasse's opera ''Arminio'' (costume design by Francesco Ponte; Dresden 1753)]] During his time in Dresden, he performed at the following operas by Hasse:<ref>according to their librettos</ref> ...

...at the [[Divadlo v Kotcích]] (German "Kotzentheater"). Besides a number of operas, it is known that Fischietti's oratorio ''La morte d'Abel'' was staged in t ==Operas== ...

{{Short description|German musician and composer (1709–1753)}} '''Georg Gebel''' (25 October 1709 – 24 September 1753) was a German [[musician]] and [[composer]]. ...

*''Julie et Ovide'' (''ballet héroïque'', 1753) ...

...ri]] (1736), [[Antonio Vivaldi]] (1737), [[Giovanni Battista Ferrandini]] (1753) and [[J.&nbsp;C. Bach]] (1761). ...' libretto, [[Cato the Younger]] had already been the subject of following operas:{{sfn|Champlin|1888–90|loc=I:[https://archive.org/details/cyclopediaofmus ...

...turning it into an all-sung [[oratorio]] in 1745 and then an [[opera]] in 1753. It is best known for its [[wikt:finale|finale]] "[[Rule, Britannia!]]". ...s" /> Arne later significantly expanded the work, and the printed score of 1753 runs to 27 musical numbers.<ref name="McG sleeve notes" /> The libretto inc ...

...(1753–1821) was an 18th–19th-century French playwright and librettist for operas and opéras comiques. [[Category:1753 births]] ...

==Operas== ...one abbandonata'' (opera seria, libretto di [[Pietro Metastasio]], 1752 or 1753, [[Bologna]]) ...

...previously as a theatre room. The Residence Theatre was built from 1751 to 1753 by [[François de Cuvilliés]] in [[rococo]] style. The carving was done un ...nd]] gave a guest performance. [[Ernst von Possart]] staged several Mozart operas in original version during the 1890s. The Residence Theatre has been also a ...