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A Critically Honest Glance of Life in a Venetian Square from Genoa in Wolf-Ferrari’s Il campiello – Opera Today
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A Critically Honest Glance of Life in a Venetian Square from Genoa in Wolf-Ferrari’s Il campiello – Opera Today
The ‘little square’ of Wolf-Ferrari’s charming comic opera is one in Venice, as peopled by local characters in a mid-18th century play by Goldoni. It’s as though one of the domestic scenes by the local painter Pietro Longhi has come alive, though with the outdoor setting of the square itself as protagonist, bearing witness to all the family relationships, amorous intrigues, and social rivalries among its down-to-earth residents. Having been born…
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