I luoghi verdiani. Busseto, Roncole, Sant’Agata - silk A voyage through the little triangle of land bounded by Roncole, Busseto, and Sant´Agata, where Giuseppe Verdi was born, lived, and built his home. The places in the fertile countryside near Parma where the celebrated Maestro of Italian opera chose to spend eighty of his eighty-eight years, and where he composed his best-loved operas: Rigoletto, II Trovatore, La Traviata, Aida, Un ballo in maschera, and Falstaff.

Title: I luoghi verdiani. Busseto, Roncole, Sant’Agata - silk Pages: 120 Tables: 107 Author: Corrado Mingardi Edition: Italian Year: 2001 Dimensions: (cm) 30X30 Rilegato: Silk Iconographia: Photographs of places where Giuseppe Verdi lived, of monuments and works of art in Busseto, Roncole and the interior of the villa at Sant’Agata. Paper: Gardamatt, white