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	'''{{lang\|it\|Maria egiziaca}}''' (''Saint Mary of Egypt'') is an [[opera]] in ~~one~~ three-[[Section (music)\|episode]] act by the Italian composer [[Ottorino Respighi]]. The [[libretto]], by [[Claudio Guastalla]], is based on a Medieval life of [[Saint Mary of Egypt]], contained in the translation into the vernacular of the ''[[Vitae Patrum]]'' written by [[Domenico Cavalca]].		'''{{lang\|it\|Maria egiziaca}}''' (''Saint Mary of Egypt'') is an [[opera]] in a single three-[[Section (music)\|episode]] act by the Italian composer [[Ottorino Respighi]]. The [[libretto]], by [[Claudio Guastalla]], is based on a Medieval life of [[Saint Mary of Egypt]], contained in the translation into the vernacular of the ''[[Vitae Patrum]]'' written by [[Domenico Cavalca]].

	The work was originally intended as a concert piece although it has been fully staged in some revivals. It was first performed at [[Carnegie Hall]], New York City, on 16 March 1932. The first stage performance was at the [[Teatro Goldoni (Venice)\|Teatro Goldoni]] in Venice on 10 August 1932.<ref name=flaminio /> Both the language of the libretto and the music employ archaism; Respighi's score contains stylistic echoes of [[Gregorian chant]], [[Renaissance music]] and [[Claudio Monteverdi\|Monteverdi]].<ref>{{Cite journal\|last=Jellinek\|first=George\|date=1991-07-01\|title=Maria Egiziaca. Ottorino Respighi\|url=https://doi.org/10.1093/oq/8.2.167\|journal=The Opera Quarterly\|volume=8\|issue=2\|pages=167–168\|doi=10.1093/oq/8.2.167\|issn=0736-0053}}</ref>		The work was originally intended as a concert piece although it has been fully staged in some revivals. It was first performed at [[Carnegie Hall]], New York City, on 16 March 1932. The first stage performance was at the [[Teatro Goldoni (Venice)\|Teatro Goldoni]] in Venice on 10 August 1932.<ref name=flaminio /> Both the language of the libretto and the music employ archaism; Respighi's score contains stylistic echoes of [[Gregorian chant]], [[Renaissance music]] and [[Claudio Monteverdi\|Monteverdi]].<ref>{{Cite journal\|last=Jellinek\|first=George\|date=1991-07-01\|title=Maria Egiziaca. Ottorino Respighi\|url=https://doi.org/10.1093/oq/8.2.167\|journal=The Opera Quarterly\|volume=8\|issue=2\|pages=167–168\|doi=10.1093/oq/8.2.167\|issn=0736-0053}}</ref>

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	'''{{lang\|it\|Maria egiziaca}}''' (''Saint Mary of Egypt'') is an [[opera]] in one three-episode act by the Italian composer [[Ottorino Respighi]]. The [[libretto]], by [[Claudio Guastalla]], is based on a Medieval life of [[Saint Mary of Egypt]], contained in the translation into the vernacular of the ''[[Vitae Patrum]]'' written by [[Domenico Cavalca]].		'''{{lang\|it\|Maria egiziaca}}''' (''Saint Mary of Egypt'') is an [[opera]] in one three-[[Section (music)\|episode]] act by the Italian composer [[Ottorino Respighi]]. The [[libretto]], by [[Claudio Guastalla]], is based on a Medieval life of [[Saint Mary of Egypt]], contained in the translation into the vernacular of the ''[[Vitae Patrum]]'' written by [[Domenico Cavalca]].

	The work was originally intended as a concert piece although it has been fully staged in some revivals. It was first performed at [[Carnegie Hall]], New York City, on 16 March 1932. The first stage performance was at the [[Teatro Goldoni (Venice)\|Teatro Goldoni]] in Venice on 10 August 1932.<ref name=flaminio /> Both the language of the libretto and the music employ archaism; Respighi's score contains stylistic echoes of [[Gregorian chant]], [[Renaissance music]] and [[Claudio Monteverdi\|Monteverdi]].<ref>{{Cite journal\|last=Jellinek\|first=George\|date=1991-07-01\|title=Maria Egiziaca. Ottorino Respighi\|url=https://doi.org/10.1093/oq/8.2.167\|journal=The Opera Quarterly\|volume=8\|issue=2\|pages=167–168\|doi=10.1093/oq/8.2.167\|issn=0736-0053}}</ref>		The work was originally intended as a concert piece although it has been fully staged in some revivals. It was first performed at [[Carnegie Hall]], New York City, on 16 March 1932. The first stage performance was at the [[Teatro Goldoni (Venice)\|Teatro Goldoni]] in Venice on 10 August 1932.<ref name=flaminio /> Both the language of the libretto and the music employ archaism; Respighi's score contains stylistic echoes of [[Gregorian chant]], [[Renaissance music]] and [[Claudio Monteverdi\|Monteverdi]].<ref>{{Cite journal\|last=Jellinek\|first=George\|date=1991-07-01\|title=Maria Egiziaca. Ottorino Respighi\|url=https://doi.org/10.1093/oq/8.2.167\|journal=The Opera Quarterly\|volume=8\|issue=2\|pages=167–168\|doi=10.1093/oq/8.2.167\|issn=0736-0053}}</ref>

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	'''{{lang\|it\|Maria egiziaca}}''' (''Saint Mary of Egypt'') is an [[opera]] in one ~~act, in~~ three ~~episodes,~~ by the Italian composer [[Ottorino Respighi]]. The [[libretto]], by [[Claudio Guastalla]], is based on a Medieval life of [[Saint Mary of Egypt]], contained in the translation into the vernacular of the ''[[Vitae Patrum]]'' written by [[Domenico Cavalca]].		'''{{lang\|it\|Maria egiziaca}}''' (''Saint Mary of Egypt'') is an [[opera]] in one three-episode act by the Italian composer [[Ottorino Respighi]]. The [[libretto]], by [[Claudio Guastalla]], is based on a Medieval life of [[Saint Mary of Egypt]], contained in the translation into the vernacular of the ''[[Vitae Patrum]]'' written by [[Domenico Cavalca]].

	The work was originally intended as a concert piece although it has been fully staged in some revivals. It was first performed at [[Carnegie Hall]], New York City, on 16 March 1932. The first stage performance was at the [[Teatro Goldoni (Venice)\|Teatro Goldoni]] in Venice on 10 August 1932.<ref name=flaminio /> Both the language of the libretto and the music employ archaism; Respighi's score contains stylistic echoes of [[Gregorian chant]], [[Renaissance music]] and [[Claudio Monteverdi\|Monteverdi]].<ref>{{Cite journal\|last=Jellinek\|first=George\|date=1991-07-01\|title=Maria Egiziaca. Ottorino Respighi\|url=https://doi.org/10.1093/oq/8.2.167\|journal=The Opera Quarterly\|volume=8\|issue=2\|pages=167–168\|doi=10.1093/oq/8.2.167\|issn=0736-0053}}</ref>		The work was originally intended as a concert piece although it has been fully staged in some revivals. It was first performed at [[Carnegie Hall]], New York City, on 16 March 1932. The first stage performance was at the [[Teatro Goldoni (Venice)\|Teatro Goldoni]] in Venice on 10 August 1932.<ref name=flaminio /> Both the language of the libretto and the music employ archaism; Respighi's score contains stylistic echoes of [[Gregorian chant]], [[Renaissance music]] and [[Claudio Monteverdi\|Monteverdi]].<ref>{{Cite journal\|last=Jellinek\|first=George\|date=1991-07-01\|title=Maria Egiziaca. Ottorino Respighi\|url=https://doi.org/10.1093/oq/8.2.167\|journal=The Opera Quarterly\|volume=8\|issue=2\|pages=167–168\|doi=10.1093/oq/8.2.167\|issn=0736-0053}}</ref>

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	''Maria egiziaca'' is scored for the following instruments:<ref name=flaminio>{{cite web \|url= http://www.flaminioonline.it///Biografie/Respighi%20-%20catalogo%20tematico.html#OPERA\|title= Ottorino Respighi. Catalogo delle composizioni suddiviso per generi musicali: Opere liriche\|website=flaminioonline.it\|language=it\|accessdate=2 January 2015}}</ref>		''Maria egiziaca'' is scored for the following instruments:<ref name=flaminio>{{cite web \|url= http://www.flaminioonline.it///Biografie/Respighi%20-%20catalogo%20tematico.html#OPERA\|title= Ottorino Respighi. Catalogo delle composizioni suddiviso per generi musicali: Opere liriche\|website=flaminioonline.it\|language=it\|accessdate=2 January 2015}}</ref>

	[[Western concert flute\|flute]] , [[oboe]], 2 [[clarinet]]s, [[bassoon]], 2 [[French horn\|horns]], [[trumpet]], 2 [[trombone]]s, [[harpsichord]] (or [[piano]]), [[String section\|strings]].		[[Western concert flute\|flute]], [[oboe]], 2 [[clarinet]]s, [[bassoon]], 2 [[French horn\|horns]], [[trumpet]], 2 [[trombone]]s, [[harpsichord]] (or [[piano]]), [[String section\|strings]].

	==Synopsis==		==Synopsis==

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	'''{{lang\|it\|Maria egiziaca}}''' (''Saint Mary of Egypt'') is an [[opera]] in one act, in three episodes, by the Italian composer [[Ottorino Respighi]]. The [[libretto]], by [[Claudio Guastalla]], is based on a Medieval life of [[Saint Mary of Egypt]], contained in the translation into the vernacular of the ''[[Vitae Patrum]]'' written by [[Domenico Cavalca]].		'''{{lang\|it\|Maria egiziaca}}''' (''Saint Mary of Egypt'') is an [[opera]] in one act, in three episodes, by the Italian composer [[Ottorino Respighi]]. The [[libretto]], by [[Claudio Guastalla]], is based on a Medieval life of [[Saint Mary of Egypt]], contained in the translation into the vernacular of the ''[[Vitae Patrum]]'' written by [[Domenico Cavalca]].

	The work was originally intended as a concert piece although it has been fully staged in some revivals. It was first performed at [[Carnegie Hall]], New York City, on 16 March 1932. The first stage performance was at the [[Teatro Goldoni (Venice)\|Teatro Goldoni]] in Venice on 10 August 1932.<ref name=flaminio /> Both the language of the libretto and the music employ archaism; Respighi's score contains stylistic echoes of [[Gregorian chant]], [[Renaissance music]] and [[Claudio Monteverdi\|Monteverdi]].		The work was originally intended as a concert piece although it has been fully staged in some revivals. It was first performed at [[Carnegie Hall]], New York City, on 16 March 1932. The first stage performance was at the [[Teatro Goldoni (Venice)\|Teatro Goldoni]] in Venice on 10 August 1932.<ref name=flaminio /> Both the language of the libretto and the music employ archaism; Respighi's score contains stylistic echoes of [[Gregorian chant]], [[Renaissance music]] and [[Claudio Monteverdi\|Monteverdi]].<ref>{{Cite journal\|last=Jellinek\|first=George\|date=1991-07-01\|title=Maria Egiziaca. Ottorino Respighi\|url=https://doi.org/10.1093/oq/8.2.167\|journal=The Opera Quarterly\|volume=8\|issue=2\|pages=167–168\|doi=10.1093/oq/8.2.167\|issn=0736-0053}}</ref>

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