Aida by Antonio Ghislanzoni, music by Giuseppe Verdi

A side-by-side Italian and English edition of the libretto. Famously first performed in Egypt in 1871, Aida, an Ethiopian princess, has been enslaved in Egypt. Her father has invaded Egypt in order to free her but he is defeated. A love triangle develops between Aida, a young warrior Rhadames, and Amneris, the Egyptian king’s daughter. Aida and the persecuted Rhadames choose death together rather than be separated.
Aida by Antonio Ghislanzoni, music by Giuseppe Verdi, edited with an introduction by W.J. Henderson (New York: Dodd, Mead & Co., 1911).
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- Author: Antonio Ghislanzoni
- Author: Giuseppe Verdi
- Introduction: William James Henderson
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Table of Contents
- INTRODUCTION
- Aïda
- CHARACTERS
- ATTO PRIMO
- Scena I
- Radamès e Ramfis
- Scena II: Amneris e detto
- Scena III: Aïda e detti
- Scena IV
- RAM. e SAC
- Scena V
- ATTO SECONDO
- Scena I
- Scena II: Amneris e Aïda
- Scena III
- Aïda, Prigionieri e Schiave
- RAMFIS e SACERDOTI
- ATTO TERZO
- Scena I
- Scena II: Amonasro e Aïda
- Scena III: Radamès ed Aïda
- Aïda e Radamès
- Scena IV: Amonasro, Aïda e Radamès
- Scena V
- ATTO QUARTO
- Scena I
- Scena II
- Scena III
- AÏDA e RADAMES
- ACT ONE
- Scene I
- Rhadames and Ramphis
- Scene II: Amneris and the Same
- Scene III: Aïda and the same
- Scene IV
- Scene V
- ACT II
- Scene I
- Scene II: Amneris and Aïda
- Scene III
- AÏDA, CAPTAINS AND SLAVES
- RAMPHIS AND PRIESTS
- ACT III
- Scene I
- Scene II: Amonasro and Aïda
- Scene III: Rhadames and Aïda
- AÏDA AND RHADAMES
- Scene IV: Amonasro, Aïda and Rhadames
- Scene V
- ACT IV
- Scene I
- Scene II
- Scene III
- AÏDA AND RHADAMES
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