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+Era uno dei più illustri teatri lirici italiani. Fu eretto fra il 1715 e il 1729, su disegno di Francesco Galli Bibiena, ed inaugurato nel 1732. Distrutto da un incendio nel 1749, era stato ricostruito dall’architetto Girolamo Dal Pozzo secondo il disegno originario e riaperto nel 1754. Aveva subito ulteriori restauri nel 1852 e nel 1929. Un bombardamento lo ha quasi completamente distrutto nel febbraio del 1945. Attualmente è in avanzata fase di ricostruzione su progetto dell’architetto Vittorio Filippini. Appartiene all’omonima Accademia. (Italian)
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+Built 1716-1729 by Francesco Galli da Bibbiena. Opened 6 Jan 1732 with the world premiere of Antonio Vivaldi's opera La Fida Ninfa. Damaged by fire on 21 Jan 1749. 1749-1753 rebuilding. Damaged by bombs on 23 Feb 1945. 1945-1975 rebuilding to the original plans. Reopened 1975 with Antonio Salieri's opera Falstaff, ossia le tre burle. 1200 seats. (English)
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Latest revision as of 13:01, 11 September 2025

Theatre building in Verona, Italy, opened in 1716

Verona Philharmonic Theatre

Language	Label	Description	Also known as
English	Verona Philharmonic Theatre [Verona, IT]	Theatre building in Verona, Italy, opened in 1716	Verona Philharmonic Theatre

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Francesco Galli Bibiena

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Italy

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45°26'18.298"N, 10°59'24.601"E

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Destroyed by fire in 1749, destroyed by bombing in 1945, rebuilt (English)

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Reconstructing Theatre Architecture

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Era uno dei più illustri teatri lirici italiani. Fu eretto fra il 1715 e il 1729, su disegno di Francesco Galli Bibiena, ed inaugurato nel 1732. Distrutto da un incendio nel 1749, era stato ricostruito dall’architetto Girolamo Dal Pozzo secondo il disegno originario e riaperto nel 1754. Aveva subito ulteriori restauri nel 1852 e nel 1929. Un bombardamento lo ha quasi completamente distrutto nel febbraio del 1945. Attualmente è in avanzata fase di ricostruzione su progetto dell’architetto Vittorio Filippini. Appartiene all’omonima Accademia. (Italian)

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Census Italia 1968

Built 1716-1729 by Francesco Galli da Bibbiena. Opened 6 Jan 1732 with the world premiere of Antonio Vivaldi's opera La Fida Ninfa. Damaged by fire on 21 Jan 1749. 1749-1753 rebuilding. Damaged by bombs on 23 Feb 1945. 1945-1975 rebuilding to the original plans. Reopened 1975 with Antonio Salieri's opera Falstaff, ossia le tre burle. 1200 seats. (English)

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CARTHALIA

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No heritage stage machinery? To be researched. (English)

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The Teatro Filarmonico is the main opera theater in Verona, Italy, and is one of the leading Opera Houses in Europe. The Teatro Filarmonico is property of the Accademia Filarmonica di Verona. Having been built in 1716, and later rebuilt after a fire of January 21, 1749. On the tragic night of February 23, 1945, the theater collapsed under the Anglo-American bombing. The Academy Philharmonic announced that it would try to rebuild the theatre exactly as it had been before. The proceedings lasted a long time: the theatre was inaugurated again in 1975, with the opera Falstaff by Antonio Salieri. (English)

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Wikidata source

Q3527898

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