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Bach, Johann Christian. (1735–1782). Journal D'Arietes, Scenes et Duo [...] no. III, Scene et Rondeau de l'Opera la Clemence de Scipion. Paris: Chez Mr. De Roullede De la Chevardiere. [ca. 1780–1785]. Journal d'arietes [sic], scenes et duo traduits, imités ou parodiés de l'Italien. Par Mr. D. C. Amateur dédié à S. A. R. Monseigneur le Comte d'Artois. No. III. Scene et Rondeau de l'Opera la Celemnce de Scipion, del Sigr. Giovanne Bach. Engraved sheet music to a brief duet from J. C. Bach's opera La Clemenza di Scipion (1778), in a French translation. 1 p. of music preceded by 2 pp. advertising for the publications available from M. de la Chevardiere. Engraved throughout, with frontispiece by Gerardin. Fine. 10.5 x 14 inches (26.5 x 35 cm).
J. C. Bach's La Clemenza di Scipion was one of several Italian operas he wrote for London audiences in the late eighteenth century, taking as its subject the Roman general Scipio, his conquest of Carthage and kidnapping of the Spanish princess Arsinda. No complete score of the opera survives, likely because of the frequent fires which took place in London opera houses; recent performances have included reconstructed recitatives.
Bach, Johann Christian. (1735–1782). Journal D'Arietes, Scenes et Duo [...] no. III, Scene et Rondeau de l'Opera la Clemence de Scipion. Paris: Chez Mr. De Roullede De la Chevardiere. [ca. 1780–1785]. Journal d'arietes [sic], scenes et duo traduits, imités ou parodiés de l'Italien. Par Mr. D. C. Amateur dédié à S. A. R. Monseigneur le Comte d'Artois. No. III. Scene et Rondeau de l'Opera la Celemnce de Scipion, del Sigr. Giovanne Bach. Engraved sheet music to a brief duet from J. C. Bach's opera La Clemenza di Scipion (1778), in a French translation. 1 p. of music preceded by 2 pp. advertising for the publications available from M. de la Chevardiere. Engraved throughout, with frontispiece by Gerardin. Fine. 10.5 x 14 inches (26.5 x 35 cm).
J. C. Bach's La Clemenza di Scipion was one of several Italian operas he wrote for London audiences in the late eighteenth century, taking as its subject the Roman general Scipio, his conquest of Carthage and kidnapping of the Spanish princess Arsinda. No complete score of the opera survives, likely because of the frequent fires which took place in London opera houses; recent performances have included reconstructed recitatives.