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La fiamma

opera by Respighi

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  • Ottorino Respighi, 1935.
    In Ottorino Respighi

    …at Milan in 1923, and La fiamma (Rome, 1934), which effectively transfers the gloomy Norwegian tragedy of H. Wiers Jenssen (known to English-speaking audiences in John Masefield’s version as The Witch) to Byzantine Ravenna. In a different, more subdued vein are the “mystery,” Maria Egiziaca (1932), and his posthumous Lucrezia…

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