Cristina Scuderi at a conference in Verona

"Giuseppi Gazzaniga. E il teatro musicale comico del secondo Settento"

Cristina Scuderi will speak on the following topic at the conference, which will focus on comic theatre in the 18th century and the composer Giuseppe Gazzaniga: "“Dolce sonno / Preis Anbetung” and the Gazzaniga case: Reflections on the Use of Contrafactum between Operatic and Liturgical Contexts in the Late Eighteenth Century".

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