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Semele

William Congreve

Semele is an opera libretto by William Congreve which was set to music first by John Eccles and later by George Frederick Händel.

After Jupiter's amour with Europa, the daughter of Agenor, King of Phenicia, he again incenses Juno by a new affair in the same Family; viz. with Semele, niece to Europa, and daughter to Cadmus King of Thebes. Semele is on the point of marriage with Athamas; which marriage is about to be solemnised in the temple of Juno. (Summary by Alan Mapstone)

Cast List

Semele: ShrimpPhish
Jupiter: Greg Giordano
Cadmus: Beeswaxcandle
Athamas: ToddHW
Juno: Wendy Katz Hiller Iris: Jenn Broda
Ino: Melanie K.
Somnus: Phil Schempf
Apollo: David Purdy
Cupid: dc
Chief Priest: Brian Fullen
2nd Priest: Glys
3rd Priest: David Purdy
Augurs: Alan Mapstone
Narrator/Editor: Alan Mapstone

Year of Publication: 1719Genres: Tragedy
Running Time: 42 minutes 20 seconds
#Chapter Name
1
The Nights
Introduction and Dramatis Personae
Alan Mapstone
3:02
2
The Nights
Act 1
ToddHW
11:01
3
The Nights
Act 2
Alan Mapstone
11:50
4
The Nights
Act 3
ToddHW
16:27

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