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Francesco Maria Piave was an Italian opera librettist who was born in Murano in the lagoon of Venice, during the brief Napoleonic Kingdom of Italy.
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culture · Italian opera librettist (1812–1876) · journalist · translator · writer · librettist · playwright · poet · composer · songwriter · opera director · director · also Francesco Maria Piave, Piave
Born 18 May 1810 · Died 5 March 1876 · Q334205
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Moviefone: Francesco Maria Piave
Died 1876-03-05.
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Had he not suffered a stroke which left him paralyzed and unable to speak
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During Milan's "Cinque Giornate," when Radetzky's Austrian troops retreated from the city, Verdi wrote to Piave in Venice addressing him as "Citizen Piave
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And then I due Foscari (1844), Attila (1846), Macbeth (the 1847 first version), Il Corsaro (1848), Stiffelio (1850), Rigoletto (1851), La traviata (1853), Simon Boccanegra (the 1857 first version), Aroldo (1857), La forz
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Scholars such as Gabriele Baldini see Verdi's overall influence upon the structure of his work take a big leap forward when he notes:
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Born 1810-05-18.
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