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Giasone

Opera by Pietro Cavalli (libretto by G A Cicognini), after the Greek myth of Jason and the Argonauts; it was first produced at the Teatro San Cassiano, Venice, Italy, probably on 5 January 1649. It tells how Jason gets the golden fleece and falls in love with Medea, but in the end returns to his first love, Hypsipyle.
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It has little of biographical interest (90) and little about material conditions, though one may note the eulogy of his teacher Giasone del Maino (1435-1519) (91) and the account of the third-century rhetor Eumenius, (92) both of which speak pointedly of the high fees they received.
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