L'italiana in Algeri - Roles

Roles

Role Voice type Premiere Cast, May 22, 1813
(Conductor: - )
Isabella, the Italian girl contralto Marietta Marcolini
Lindoro, in love with Isabella tenor Serafino Gentili
Taddeo, an elderly Italian bass Paolo Rosich
MustafĂ , the Bey of Algiers bass Filippo Galli
Elvira, his wife soprano Luttgard Annibaldi
Zulma, her confidante mezzo-soprano Annunziata Berni Chelli
Haly, the captain of the Bey's guard bass Giuseppe Spirito
Harem women (silent);Eunuchs, pirates, slaves, sailors - Male chorus

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