| ID | B2FB8ABC-078F-47C6-B84D-4B0D6AB98255 |
| Titlecode | W110291 |
| Title Name | L'amico Fritz: Opera in Three Acts |
| Marketing Copy | Italian composer Pietro Mascagni (1863-1945) wrote L'amico Fritz in 1891 only one year after his masterpiece Cavalleria rusticana began the Versimo movement. A charming light opera in three acts, L'amico Fritz relates the story of wealthy landowner Fritz Kobus' slow transition from disdain for marriage to the realization that he loves and wishes to marry Suzel, the daughter of one of his tenants. The change that overcomes Fritz is aided by his friend David, the local rabbi, with whom Fritz has bet one of his vineyards that he will never marry. The opera premiered on October 31, 1891, at the Teatro Costanzi in Rome, Rodolfo Ferrari conducting. While the opera is not staged as often as Cavalleria rusticana, it still finds itself on the edge of opera repertoire. The Cherry Duet in Act 2 between Fritz and Suzel is better known and often performed in concert settings. Reprint edition. Vocal score. |
| Instrumentation | Vocal Soli (7 roles SSATTBB): Chorus: Keyboard or Orchestra accompaniment |
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| Program Notes | add |
| Title Brand | 3 |
| Year Composed | 1891 |
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| Duration | 90 |
| Ensemble Size | 13 |
| Date Created | 2020-02-01 20:30:35.000000 |
| Date Updated | 2025-09-30 20:30:35 |
| Inhouse Note | (not set) |
| Bsc Code | MUS037110 |
| Text Author | Libretto by Nicola Daspuro as P. Suardon |
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| Title Category | 6 |
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| Set Series ID | 79648C45-D191-4E01-48FF-08DB00B0FAFD |
| Title Instrument Category Text | Light Opera |
| Title Sub Category Text | (not set) |
| Title Sub Category | 40 |
| Title Instrument Header | 39 |
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