Who composed Falstaff?
Q: Who composed Falstaff?
A: Falstaff was composed by Giuseppe Verdi.
Q: What is the genre of Falstaff?
A: Falstaff is an Italian opera.
Q: How many acts does Falstaff have?
A: Falstaff has three acts.
Q: Who wrote the libretto of Falstaff?
A: The libretto of Falstaff was written by Arrigo Boito.
Q: What is the source material of the libretto for Falstaff?
A: The libretto for Falstaff is based on William Shakespeare's The Merry Wives of Windsor.
Q: When was Falstaff first performed?
A: Falstaff was first performed on February 9, 1893 in Milan.
Q: What is notable about Falstaff in terms of Verdi's work?
A: Falstaff is Verdi's last opera and perhaps his greatest masterpiece. It is also only his second comedy since his earlier attempt Un giorno di regno in 1840.
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