Ermelinda Duarte
Ermelinda may refer to: *''Ermelinda'', opera by Vincenzo Battista, performed in English in London in 1856 as '' Esmeralda''. *''Ermelinda'', opera by Domenico Freschi *, wife of the Lombard king Cunipert *Ermelinda Meksi an Albanian politician * Ermelinda Zamba (1981) a Mozambican former swimmer *Ermelinda DeLaViña Ermelinda DeLaViña is an American mathematician specializing in graph theory. She is a professor in the Computer and Mathematical Sciences Department of the University of Houston–Downtown, where she is also associate dean of the College of Scien ...

Vincenzo Battista
Vincenzo Maria Battista (5 October 1823–14 November 1873) was an Italian composer and conductor.Battista, Vincenzo, ''Enciclopedia universal ilustrada europeo-americana'', vol. 7: B - Bell. Madrid: Espasa-Calpe, 1975, p.1189. ISBN 84-239-4507-3 At first his operas were received with enthusiasm by his compatriots. Today none of his works are in the repertoire of any opera companies, despite the fact that in his lifetime they were performed in the most important theatres in Italy.Ambiveri, Corrado. Operisti minori dell'Ottocento italiano (en italià). Roma: Gremese Editore, 1998, p. 17 (Piccola biblioteca delle arti). ISBN 88-7742-263-7 Life Vincenzo (he preferred Vincenzio) Battista was born in Naples in Italy in 1823 - although it may actually have been 1818. He studied at the Conservatorio di Musica San Pietro a Majella in Naples. His first work to be performed was the tragic opera ''Anna la Prie'' at the Teatro Nuovo in Naples in February 1843. This was an instant succ ...
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Esmeralda (Battista)
''Esmeralda'' is an 1856 grand opera in four acts with a score by the Italian composer Vincenzo Battista. With a libretto in English by Charles Jefferys,F. Boase. ''Modern English Biography'', 6 vols. (1892–1921) it was based on Battista's Italian version ''Ermelinda'' (1851), which in turn was based on Victor Hugo, Hugo's 1831 novel ''The Hunchback of Notre-Dame''. In 1851 in Naples in Italy Battista was at the height of his fame and powers. He had already staged a number of operas at the prestigious Teatro di San Carlo including ''Margherita d'Aragona'' (1844) Vincenzo Battista
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