« Cette femme éminente a touché l’âme universelle ». Une théorie médicale du talent de l’actrice-chanteuse dans La Pasta nell’Otello de Luigi Morando De Rizzoni (Vérone, Crescini, 1830) by Céline Frigau Manning

“…Luigi Morando De Rizzoni’s fictional dialogue La Pasta nell’Otello was published in Verona following Giuditta Pasta’s tour of northern Italy during the winter of 1829-1830. …”
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Past and future of the connection between project, technology and neocybernetics by Theo Zaffagnini, Otello Palmini

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« Ici, pas de politique » by Alfredo Mignini

“…This article deals with Otello Palmieri’s atypical life trajectory: after taking part to the Resistance war as a member of the Italian communist party and reaching Prague as a political refugee in 1949-53, as soon as he arrived in Switzerland he dismissed all political activity, although his interest in Italian political affairs remained acute. …”
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L’Amleto d’Arrigo Boito : deux versions énigmatiques avec Ducis et Dumas en dialogue by Costantino Maeder

“…By slightly changing Shakespeare and Dumas and reversing Ducis he is able to offer a completely new, autonomous tragedy that probably owes more to Shakespeare than many other adaptations and translations, as was later to be the case for his Otello and Falstaff.…”
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I. PRAYERS OF FEMALE PROTAGONISTS IN GIUSEPPE VERDI’S OPERAS FENENA’S PRAYER: OH, DISCHIUSO È IL FIRMAMENTO by Adél FEKETE

“…Other such segments will be arias which bear bel canto influences (preghiere from Giovanna d'Arco and Stiffelio), but also ones illustrating the language transformation of the female prayer in more mature operatic works, such as Aida and Otello. …”
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