Aaron
in A Dictionary of Opera Characters
January 2008; published online January 2008.
Reference Entry. Subjects: opera. 640 words.
(Moses und Aron—Schoenberg) by Philip Langridge
I have to confess that the first time I looked
Aaron
in A Dictionary of Opera Characters
January 2008; published online January 2008.
Reference Entry. Subjects: opera. 210 words.
1 (Aron) (Schoenberg: Moses und Aron). Ten. Brother of Moses, who asks him to use
Aase Nordmo Løvberg
in The Opera Quarterly
January 2004; published online January 2004.
Journal Article. Subjects: opera. 0 words.
Abaris
Overview page. Subjects: opera.
(Rameau: Les Boréades). Ten. Son of Apollo. Brought up by the High Priest Adamas, his identity has remained a secret. In love with Queen Alphise, he is only able to marry her when his royal blood is...
Abaris
in A Dictionary of Opera Characters
January 2008; published online January 2008.
Reference Entry. Subjects: opera. 47 words.
(Rameau: Les Boréades). Ten. Son of Apollo. Brought up by the High Priest Adamas, his identity has
Abbadia, Luigia (1821)
in The Grove Book of Opera Singers
January 2008; published online January 2009.
Reference Entry. Subjects: opera. 110 words.
(b Genoa, 1821; d Milan, 1896).
Italian mezzo-soprano. She studied with her father, the
Abigaille
Overview page. Subjects: opera.
(Verdi: Nabucco). Sop. Elder but illegitimate daughter of Nabucco. She is in love with the Hebrew Ismaele who rejects her in favour of her younger sister Fenena. She attempts to replace her father as...
Abigaille
in A Dictionary of Opera Characters
January 2008; published online January 2008.
Reference Entry. Subjects: opera. 71 words.
(Verdi: Nabucco). Sop. Elder but illegitimate daughter of Nabucco. She is in love with the Hebrew Ismaele
Abimélech
Overview page. Subjects: opera.
(Saint‐Saëns: Samson et Dalila). Bass. Satrap of Gaza. He taunts the subjugated Hebrews for praying to their God who is not helping them in their distress. Their leader, Samson, slays him. Created...
Abimélech
in A Dictionary of Opera Characters
January 2008; published online January 2008.
Reference Entry. Subjects: opera. 37 words.
(Saint‐Saëns: Samson et Dalila). Bass. Satrap of Gaza. He taunts the subjugated Hebrews for praying to their