What is Maria Stuarda?
Q: What is Maria Stuarda?
A: Maria Stuarda is an Italian opera in three acts by Gaetano Donizetti.
Q: Who wrote the libretto for Maria Stuarda?
A: The libretto for Maria Stuarda was written by Giuseppe Bardari.
Q: What was the original name of Maria Stuarda?
A: Due to censorship problems, Maria Stuarda was first performed under the name of Buondelmont.
Q: When and where was Maria Stuarda first performed in its original version?
A: Maria Stuarda was first performed in its original version in Milan on December 30, 1835.
Q: What is notable about Maria Stuarda?
A: Maria Stuarda is notable for the confrontation scene between Queen Mary and Queen Elizabeth I of England, which in real life never took place.
Q: Was Maria Stuarda well received?
A: Yes, Maria Stuarda is said to be one of Donizetti's finest works and the soprano who played the lead later became famous and well-loved.
Q: Who was the author of the play that inspired Maria Stuarda?
A: The play that inspired Maria Stuarda was written by Friedrich Schiller.
