Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Ezio is an opera by Christoph Willibald Gluck, written in 1750 and revised in 1763, with a libretto by Metastasio.Metastasio's libretto for this opera had previously been set by a number of composers, including Nicola Porpora (20 November 1728) and Pietro Auletta (26 December 1728), and notably Hasse (Naples, 1730; Dresden, 1755), Handel (London, 1732) and Latilla (Naples, 1758).Gluck set Metastasio's libretto first for Prague (1750), then revised his setting for Vienna (1763). Unlike another double setting of the text, Mysliveček's first Ezio (Naples, 1775) and Mysliveček's second Ezio (Munich, 1777), Gluck's two versions contain around half the same music.. }
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- Ezio_(Gluck) abstract "Ezio is an opera by Christoph Willibald Gluck, written in 1750 and revised in 1763, with a libretto by Metastasio.Metastasio's libretto for this opera had previously been set by a number of composers, including Nicola Porpora (20 November 1728) and Pietro Auletta (26 December 1728), and notably Hasse (Naples, 1730; Dresden, 1755), Handel (London, 1732) and Latilla (Naples, 1758).Gluck set Metastasio's libretto first for Prague (1750), then revised his setting for Vienna (1763). Unlike another double setting of the text, Mysliveček's first Ezio (Naples, 1775) and Mysliveček's second Ezio (Munich, 1777), Gluck's two versions contain around half the same music.".