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(The Vampire)
A romantic opera in two acts and four scenes
Libretto by Wilhelm August Wohlbruck
Italian version by Antonio Gronen Kubizki
Music by Marschner
(edited by Hans Pfltzner)
(sung in Italian)
Dialogue spoken by:
Evaldo Rogato, Lucilla Filipponi, Eneo Tarascio, Nando Gazzolo, Mariea Ciceri, Mauro Carbonoli, Liana Casartelli, Peppino Mazzullo, Rino Palumbo, Antonio Barpi, Gianni Bortolotto, Renata Salvagno and Giuseppe Ciabattini
Witches, spirits, huntsmen countryfolk
Chorus and orchestra of Radio Italiana, Milan
(Chorus-Master, Roberto Benaglio)
Conducted by Robert Heger

The action takes place in England in the Middle Ages

Act 1
Scene 1: A moonlit glade near a cave
Scene 2: The garden-room of Sir Humphrey's mansion

Der Vampyr was first produced at Leipzig in 1828.

Contributors

Libretto:
Wilhelm August Wohlbruck
Italian version:
Antonio Gronen Kubizki
Music:
null Marschner
Music edited by:
Hans Pfltzner
Singers/Musicians:
Chorus and orchestra of Radio Italiana, Milan
Chorus-master:
Roberto Benaglio
Conductor:
Robert Heger
Sir Humphrey Davenaut:
Franco Calabrese
Malvina, his daughter, betrothed to Aubry:
Ester Orell
Edgar Aubry:
Renato Gavarinl
Lord Ruthven, the vampire:
Filippo Maero
Sir Berkeley:
Enrico Campi
Ianthe, Berkeley's daughter:
Irene Gasperont Fratiza
George Dibdin:
Giorgio Paladi
Emmy, the Bailiff's daughter, betrothed to George:
Dora Gatta
James Gadshill:
Giorgio Paladi
Richard Scrop:
Angelo Meneuriali
Robert Green:
Dario Caselli
Toms Blunt:
Cristiano Dalamangas
Suzy:
Luisa Ribacchi
Dialogue spoken by:
Evaldo Rogato
Dialogue spoken by:
Lucilla Filipponi
Dialogue spoken by:
Eneo Tarascio
Dialogue spoken by:
Nando Gazzolo
Dialogue spoken by:
Mariea Ciceri
Dialogue spoken by:
Mauro Carbonoli
Dialogue spoken by:
Liana Casartelli
Dialogue spoken by:
Peppino Mazzullo
Dialogue spoken by:
Rino Pajumbo.
Dialogue spoken by:
Antonio Barpi
Dialogue spoken by:
Gianni Bortolotto
Dialogue spoken by:
Renata Salvagno
Dialogue spoken by:
Giuseppe Ciabattini

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