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Music cover, Il Trovatore, Quadrille

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Music cover, Il Trovatore, Quadrille

Music cover, Quadrille by Charles d Albert, based on music from Verdis opera, Il Travatore.
19th century

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This exquisite 19th-century music cover, titled "Quadrille from Il Trovatore" by Charles Dalbert, showcases a captivating scene inspired by Giuseppe Verdi's renowned opera of the same name. The cover, published by Brandard & Fils, invites us into the enchanting world of Verdi's masterpiece, which first premiered in 1853. The image on the cover depicts a lively quadrille dance, a popular social dance of the time, taking place in a grand, gothic building. Men and women, elegantly dressed in the fashion of the era, engage in the dance, their faces filled with joy and excitement. In the foreground, a man in armor, reminiscent of the opera's protagonist Manrico, brandishes a sword, while another man, possibly the Count di Luna, holds a helmet. The swords and helmets add an air of drama and intrigue, reflecting the passionate and intense themes of Il Trovatore. The intricate design of the cover, with its ornate border and detailed illustrations, further enhances the allure of the opera. The title, "Quadrille from Il Trovatore," is elegantly written in script at the top, while the composer's name, "Charles Dalbert," and the publisher's information, "Brandard & Fils," are neatly inscribed at the bottom. This beautiful music cover, a treasure from the 19th century, invites us to explore the rich history and artistry of Verdi's opera, Il Trovatore.

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