Rossini: L'inganno felice - Rossini in Wildbad

This production of Rossini's early opera buffa, 'L'inganno felice' (The Happy Deception), tells the story of Isabella who is sought by the villainous Duke Bartolomeo. He believes she is dead, but she is actually disguised as a man,

The production received positive reviews for its charming performance and strong vocal contributions, highlighting the youthful energy and Rossini's early genius.

• Praised for its vibrant and engaging interpretation of Rossini's comic opera.

• Noted for the impressive vocal performances of the cast, particularly the lead soprano.

• Commended for capturing the wit and charm of Rossini's early compositional style.

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L'inganno felice is one of Rossini's earliest operas, composed when he was only 19 years old, showcasing his prodigious talent from a very young age.