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Also known as RV 697, La fedeltà coronata, Fedeltà coronata

thumb|upright=1.20|Domenico Lalli, author of the Argippo libretto, which had previously been set as Il gran Mogol by Francesco Mancini (1713). Argippo is an opera libretto by Domenico Lalli, which in Giovanni Porta's setting premiered in Venice in 1717. Claudio Nicola Stampa's reworked version of the libretto was set as ''L'Argippo'' by . This opera was performed in Milan in 1722.

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date of first performance
1730-00-00
number of parts of this work
3
publication date
1800-00-00
Commons category
Argippo (Vivaldi)
catalog code
RV 697
title
Argippo
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13 sections
Contents
  • Libretto
  • Roles
  • Synopsis
  • 1717–1722
  • Porta
  • Fiorè
  • Vivaldi's RV 697, pasticcios and a reconstruction
  • 1730
  • Pasticcios
  • Recovering ''Argippo'' music
  • Further reading
  • References
  • External links

thumb|upright=1.20|Domenico Lalli, author of the Argippo libretto, which had previously been set as Il gran Mogol by Francesco Mancini (1713). Argippo is an opera libretto by Domenico Lalli, which in Giovanni Porta's setting premiered in Venice in 1717. Claudio Nicola Stampa's reworked version of the libretto was set as ''L'Argippo'' by . This opera was performed in Milan in 1722.

Antonio Vivaldi's Argippo, RV 697, based on Stampa's version of the libretto, was staged in two different versions in 1730, first in Vienna (RV 697-A), and later in Prague (RV 697-B). The music of both of these versions was lost. Until a Czech Composer named Ondřej Macek rediscovered it. The Opera was then performed in 2008 for the first time since the first half of the 18th century. Vivaldi's setting of the Argippo libretto partially survives in a pasticcio, RV Anh. 137, which, in the 21st century, was the basis for a reconstruction of the Prague version of Vivaldi's opera.

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