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None of Verdi's other operas, with the exception of "Ernani, enjoyed such an immediate and resounding success as "Il trovatore, followings its premiere on January 19th, 1853, it soon became a favorite across the continent. Verdi himself was very protective toward "Il trovatore, as was his habit with the operas especially dear to him--he exercised tight control over revivals, denying his consent to performances when the interpreters were not up...

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The first version of Verdi's opera based on "Macbeth" is arguably the most important work of his formative years. Dissatisfied with the efforts of his librettist, Verdi reworked the text himself and lavished particular attention on the score. The premiere in Florence in 1847 was a great success, but Verdi made even more substantial changes for the Paris premiere in 1865. Using the "Paris 1865" version as the principal score, the critical edit...