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Artaserse is an opera in three acts by the Czech composer Josef Mysliveček, set to a popular libretto (or dramma per musica) by Metastasio that was originally performed in 1730. It was customary to alter the Metastasian text considerably for operas in the 1770s, but this one mainly adheres to the original Metastasian text, albeit with the placement of some scenes re-arranged and some scenes omitted. All of Mysliveček's operas are of the serious type in Italian referred to as opera seria.

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  • Artaxerxés (v italském originále Artaserse) je italská opera ve třech dějstvích českého skladatele Josefa Myslivečka na populární libreto italského básníka Pietra Metastasia. Tato opera (a všechny ostatní Myslivečkovy opery) náleží k žánru vážné opery nazývanému v italštině opera seria. (cs)
  • Artaserse is an opera in three acts by the Czech composer Josef Mysliveček, set to a popular libretto (or dramma per musica) by Metastasio that was originally performed in 1730. It was customary to alter the Metastasian text considerably for operas in the 1770s, but this one mainly adheres to the original Metastasian text, albeit with the placement of some scenes re-arranged and some scenes omitted. All of Mysliveček's operas are of the serious type in Italian referred to as opera seria. (en)
  • Artajerjes (Artaserse) es la última de las cuatro óperas serias que el poeta italiano Pietro Metastasio (1698 – 1782) escribió para el Teatro delle Dame de Roma, las otras tres fueron: Catone in Utica (1728), Semíramis reconocida (1729) y Alejandro en la India (1729). A todas ellas les puso música el compositor calabrés Leonardo Vinci (Strongoli, 1690 – Nápoles, 1730). El libreto hace el número octavo de los 27 que escribió Metastasio, situándose entre Alejandro en la India (1729) y Demetrio (1731). Artajerjes se representó por vez primera en el Teatro delle Dame de Roma el 4 de febrero de 1730. (es)
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  • Artaxerxés (v italském originále Artaserse) je italská opera ve třech dějstvích českého skladatele Josefa Myslivečka na populární libreto italského básníka Pietra Metastasia. Tato opera (a všechny ostatní Myslivečkovy opery) náleží k žánru vážné opery nazývanému v italštině opera seria. (cs)
  • Artaserse is an opera in three acts by the Czech composer Josef Mysliveček, set to a popular libretto (or dramma per musica) by Metastasio that was originally performed in 1730. It was customary to alter the Metastasian text considerably for operas in the 1770s, but this one mainly adheres to the original Metastasian text, albeit with the placement of some scenes re-arranged and some scenes omitted. All of Mysliveček's operas are of the serious type in Italian referred to as opera seria. (en)
  • Artajerjes (Artaserse) es la última de las cuatro óperas serias que el poeta italiano Pietro Metastasio (1698 – 1782) escribió para el Teatro delle Dame de Roma, las otras tres fueron: Catone in Utica (1728), Semíramis reconocida (1729) y Alejandro en la India (1729). A todas ellas les puso música el compositor calabrés Leonardo Vinci (Strongoli, 1690 – Nápoles, 1730). El libreto hace el número octavo de los 27 que escribió Metastasio, situándose entre Alejandro en la India (1729) y Demetrio (1731). (es)
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  • Artaxerxés (Mysliveček) (cs)
  • Artaserse (Mysliveček) (de)
  • Artajerjes (Myslivecek) (es)
  • Artaserse (Mysliveček) (en)
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