I libretti italiani a stampa dalle origini al 1800. Catalogo analitico con 16 indici: Vol. V, R–Z, n° 19416-25437

Claudio Sartori’s extensive work delves into the rich history of Italian libretti, offering a comprehensive catalog that spans from their origins to 1800. This meticulous volume, covering entries from R to Z, serves as a vital resource for scholars, musicologists, and enthusiasts alike. The dedication to detail and organization shines through in the analytical approach, allowing readers to navigate the intricate tapestry of Italian theatrical literature with ease.

Through 16 thoughtfully curated indices, readers can explore a wide array of topics and themes, making it easier to uncover fascinating connections within the libretto tradition. Sartori’s passion for the subject is evident, as he curates a treasure trove of information that binds together historical context, cultural significance, and artistic evolution. This extensive exploration not only preserves the legacy of these printed works but also enriches the understanding of Italian cultural heritage.

The catalog stands as a testament to Sartori's scholarly contributions and offers an invaluable tool for future research. By bridging the gap between past and present, this work invites readers to engage with the vibrancy of Italian operatic history, ensuring that the libretti printed from their inception until the 1800s remain recognized and celebrated for generations to come.