Teatro Carlo Felice

Discover the rich history of the Teatro Carlo Felice in Genoa with this detailed account by Cesare Da Prato. This historical relation covers the period from the theater's grand opening in 1826 to the winter season of 1874-75. Delve into the theater's architectural significance and its role in the cultural life of Genoa during the 19th century.
Explore the early years of one of Italy's most important opera houses, offering insights into its performances, notable figures, and its contribution to the world of Italian opera. "Teatro Carlo Felice: Relazione Storico-Esplicativa Dalla Fondazione E Grande Apertura (Anno 1826) Fino Alla Invernale Stagione 1874-75" provides a fascinating glimpse into the past.
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