Michele De Falco
Michele De Falco (* around 1688 in Naples, † after 1732 ibid ) was an Italian opera composer. He became acquainted with a number of opera buffa in Neapolitan dialect.
Works
- Lo Lollo pisciaportelle ( Libretto: Nicola Orilia ), opera buffa, UA 1709
- I rivali gene rosi ( libretto by Apostolo Zeno ), opera buffa, UA 1712
- Nicola Fago: Lo Masillo ( Libretto: Nicola Orilia ), opera buffa, Act 2 of De Falco, UA 1712
- Lo ' mbruoglio d' ammore ( libretto: Aniello Piscopo ), opera buffa, UA 1717
- Armida abbandonata ( libretto by Francesco Silvani ), dramma per musica, UA 1719
- Lo castiello sacchejato ( libretto by Francesco Oliva), Commedia per musica, UA 1720 (1722 with additions of Leonardo da Vinci, as pastiche in collaboration with Pietro sweater 1732)
- Le pazzie d' ammore (under the anagram Cola Melfiche, libretto by Francesco Antonio Tullio ), opera buffa, UA 1723
- Nicola Porpora: Il Siface, interludes for dramma per musica by De Falco, UA 1726
- Man
- Born in the 17th century
- Died in the 18th century
- Italian composer