Il trionfo dell’onore (Scarlatti) Venice 2025 Giulia Bolcato, Rosa Bove, Raffaele Pe, Francesca Lombardi Mazzulli

Information on the Performance

• Work Title: Il trionfo dell’onore   
• Composer: Scarlatti Alessandro   
• Libretto: Francesco Antonio Tullio    Libretto Text, Libretto Index
• Venue & Opera Company: Teatro Malibran, Venezia, Italy  
• Recorded: March 2025
• Type: Staged Opera Live
• Singers: Giulia Bolcato, Rosa Bove, Raffaele Pe, Francesca Lombardi Mazzulli, Dave Monaco, Luca Cervoni, Giuseppina Bridelli, Tommaso Barea
• Conductor: Enrico Onofri  
• Orchestra: Orchestra del Teatro La Fenice  
• Stage Director: Stefano Vizioli  
• Stage Designer: Ugo Nespolo  
• Costume Designer: Ugo Nespolo  
• Lighting Designer: Nevio Cavina  

Information about the Recording

• Published by: Dynamic  
• Date Published: 2025  
• Format: DVD & BD
• Quality Video: 5 Audio:5
• Subtitles: yessubs, ensubs, desubs, frsubs, itsubs, jpsubs  

• ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON THIS PERFORMANCE

  Revision of the original manuscript by Aaron Carpenè
  new production by the Fondazione Teatro La Fenice
  on the occasion of the 300th anniversary of Alessandro Scarlatti’s death.

  The Triumph of Honor , or the Penitent Solitary—the only musical comedy among Alessandro Scarlatti’s thirty operas—recalls the myth of Don Giovanni in the character of the young dissolute Riccardo Albenori: a dissolute man who, however, eventually mends his ways. This opera—first performed in Naples at the Teatro dei Fiorentini on November 26, 1718, where it was enthusiastically received by Neapolitan audiences, increasingly interested in this repertoire—inaugurated a new model of comic opera, with a coherent dramatic and musical structure and characters speaking in Tuscan dialect, rather than, as was traditional, Neapolitan. The intricate interplay of four couples also allows Scarlatti to juggle a series of ensemble pieces, culminating in the superb concertato that closes the second act. With Il trionfo dell’onor Scarlatti opened paths that would later be explored by Giovan Battista Pergolesi and other greats of the Neapolitan school.

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