Discover the detailed record of 'Un avvertimento ai gelosi', Manuel García's notable chamber musical theatre work. Presented in December 2021, this documentation highlights the artistic significance of the piece as part of the 'Ediciones de la March' collection. Explore this unique entry, categorized under 'Ephemera' and available for research and study, offering insights into historical performance.
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This record details 'Un avvertimento ai gelosi' by Manuel García, a chamber musical theatre piece presented in December 2021. It is part of the 'Ediciones de la March' collection and falls under the 'En un minuto' series, highlighting its concise presentation.
This entry documents 'Un avvertimento ai gelosi,' a chamber musical theatre production by Manuel García, which was presented on December 15, 17, and 18, 2021. The work is part of the 'Ediciones de la March' collection, specifically within the 'En un minuto' series and categorized under 'Teatro Musical de Cámara.' It is further classified as 'Ephemera' within the broader 'Colección' context, suggesting it pertains to a specific event or documentation related to a performance. The Fundación Juan March is listed as the editorial entity for this collection. The page provides a direct link to an extended document, likely containing further details about the production, such as libretto, score excerpts, or performance notes. The conditions of use indicate that digital documents in this collection are available for public consultation and free reproduction for teaching or research, provided proper intellectual property respect and citation are maintained.
This record is part of the 'Ediciones de la March' collection and is available for consultation and reproduction for teaching or research purposes. Specific ticketing or admission details for the original performance are not provided on this page; it functions as a collection entry rather than an event listing with live attendance information.
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