Talk:Bajazet (opera)

I'll be writing more on this opera. I need to refer to the 2005 recording liner notes. Please feel free to edit Sposa son disprezzata too.

--JY 16:09, 22 October 2006 (UTC)

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Origin of Arias
The arias "Amare un’alma ingrata", "Verrò crudel, spietato" and "Svena, uccidi" cannot possibly have been borrowed from Hasse’s Siroe. None of these arias appear in any version of Hasse’s opera. Peter Ryom (Vivaldi-Werkverzeichnis, 2007) believes them to be compositions by Vivaldi himself. Azriel1970 13:49, 4 June 2010 (UTC) —Preceding unsigned comment added by Azriel1970 (talk • contribs)