Luigi Marchesi - Operatic Roles To 1800

Operatic Roles To 1800

  • Contessina Elmira in La contessina by Marcello di Capua (Rome, 1773)
  • Cecchina in La buona figliola by Niccolò Piccinni (Rome, 1774)
  • Marchesa Violante in La finta giardiniera by Pasquale Anfossi (Rome, 1774)
  • Gandarte in Alessandro nell'Indie by Carlo Monza (Milan, 1775)
  • Evandro in Medonte re di Epiro by Luigi Alessandri (Milan, 1775)
  • Olinto in Demetrio by Pietro Guglielmi (Venice, 1775)
  • Tarquinio in Il trionfo di Clelia (Munich, 1776)
  • Farnaspe in Adriano in Siria by Pasquale Anfossi (Padua, 1777)
  • Ezio in Ezio by Josef Mysliveček (Munich, 1777)
  • Tarsile in La Calliroe by Josef Mysliveček (Naples, 1778)
  • Aminta in Il re pastore by Ignazio Platania (Naples, 1778)
  • Megacle in L'Olimpiade by Josef Mysliveček (Naples, 1778)
  • Achille in Ifigenia in Aulide by Vicente Martín y Soler (Naples, 1779)
  • Ulisse in La Circe by Josef Mysliveček (Venice, 1779)
  • Achille in Achille in Sciro by Giuseppe Sarti (Florence, 1779)
  • Castore in Castore e Polluce by Francesco Bianchi (Florence, 1779)
  • Rinaldo in Armida by Josef Mysliveček (Milan, 1780)
  • Timante in Demofoonte (Pisa, 1780)
  • Linceo in L'Ipermestra by Vicente Martín y Soler (Naples, 1780)
  • Rinaldo in Armida abbandonata by Niccolò Jommelli (Naples, 1780)
  • Arbace in Arbace by Francesco Bianchi (Naples, 1781)
  • Timante in Demofoonte (Genoa, 1781)
  • Adone in Venere e Adone by Francesco Bianchi (Florence, 1781)
  • Giulio Sabino in Giulio Sabino by Giuseppe Sarti (Florence, 1781; Vienna, 1785; London, 1788)
  • Ezio in Ezio by Felice Alessandri (Milan, Alessandria, and Lucca, 1782; Florence, 1783)
  • Megacle in L'Olimpiade by Francesco Bianchi (Milan, 1782)
  • Ciro in Il trionfo della pace by Francesco Bianchi (Turin, 1782)
  • Timante in Demofoonte (Lucca, 1782)
  • Arbace in Artaserse by Giacomo Rust (Rome, 1783)
  • Quinto Fabio in Quinto Fabio by Luigi Cherubini (Rome, 1783)
  • Timante in Demofoonte by Felice Alessandri (Padua, 1783)
  • Arsace in Medonte, re di Epiro by Giuseppe Sarti (Senigallia, 1783)
  • Piramo in Piramo e Tisbe by Giovanni Battista Borghi (Florence, 1783)
  • Aspard in Aspard by Francesco Bianchi (Rome, 1784)
  • Megacle in L'Olimpiade by Giuseppe Sarti (Rome, 1784)
  • Poro in Alessandro nell'Indie by Luigi Cherubini (Mantua, 1784)
  • Megacle in L'Olimpiade by Domenico Cimarosa (Vicenza and Lucca, 1784; London and Milan, 1788; Venice, 1790; Livorno, 1791; Modena, 1795)
  • Achille in Achille in Sciro by Gaetano Pugnani (Turin, 1785)
  • Arbace in Artaserse (Turin, 1785)
  • Arminio in Arminio by Angelo Tarchi (Mantua, 1785)
  • Castore in Castore e Polluce by Giuseppe Sarti (St. Petersburg, 1786)
  • Ramiro in Il conte di Saldagna by Angelo Tarchi (Milan, 1787)
  • Timante in Demofoonte by Gaetano Pugnani (Turin, 1788)
  • Achille in Ifigenia in Aulide by Luigi Cherubini (Turin and Milan, 1788; London, 1789)
  • Poro in La generosità d'Alessandro by Angelo Tarchi (London, 1789)
  • Timante in L'usurpator innocente by Vincenzo Federici (London, 1790)
  • Giulio Sabino in Giulio Sabino by Angelo Tarchi (Turin, 1790)
  • Megacle in L'Olimpiade by Vincenzo Federici (Turin, 1790)
  • Medoro in Angelica e Medoro by Ferdinando Bertoni (Venice, 1791)
  • Ercole in L'apoteosi d'Ercole by Angelo Tarchi (Venice, 1791)
  • Timante in Demofoonte (Venice and Livorno, 1791)
  • Gualtieri in Il disertore by Angelo Tarchi (Siena, 1791; Vicenza, 1794; Genoa, 1799)
  • Poro in Alessandro nell'Indie by Angelo Tarchi (Livorno, 1791)
  • Learco in Adrasto re d'Egitto by Angelo Tarchi (Milan, 1792)
  • Pirro in Pirro re di Epiro by Niccolò Antonio Zingarelli (Milan, 1792; Venice and Bergamo, 1793; Vicenza, 1794; Venice, 1795; Faenza, 1796; Livorno, 1798)
  • Ezio in Ezio by Angelo Tarchi (Vicenza, 1792)
  • Arbace in Artaserse by Niccolò Antonio Zingarelli (Milan, 1794)
  • Timante in Demofoonte by Marcos Portugal (Milan, 1794)
  • Achille in Achille in Sciro by Marcello Bernardini (Venice, 1794)
  • Ramiro in Il conte di Saldagna by Niccolò Antonio Zingarelli (Venice and Reggio Emilia, 1795; Venice and Livorno, 1798)
  • Achille in Ifigenia in Aulide by Niccolò Antonio Zingarelli (Venice, 1795)
  • Arbace in Artaserse by Giuseppe Nicolini (Venice, 1795)
  • Timante in Demofoonte (Venice, 1795)
  • Lovinski in La Lodoiska by Simon Mayr (Venice, Faenza, and Senigallia, 1796; Venice and Genoa, 1797; Livorno, 1798, Genoa, 1799; Milan, 1800)
  • Lovinski in a pasticcio of La Lodoiska (Lisbon, 1796)
  • Lauso in Lauso e Lidia by Simon Mayr (Venice, 1798)
  • Mexicow in Carolina e Mexicow by Gaetano Rossi (Venice, 1798)
  • Tito in Bruto by Giuseppe Nicolini (Genoa, 1799)
  • Idante in Idante by Marcos Portugal (Milan, 1800)

Source: Claudio Sartori. I libretti italiani a stampa dalle origini al 1800. Cuneo, 1992–1994.

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