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Azemia, ou Les sauvages, comedie, en trois actes et en prose, melee d' ariettes. Representee a Fontainebleau, devant leurs Majestes, le 17 Octobre 1786, a Paris, le Mai 1787.
DE LA CHABEAUSSIÈRE, Ange-Étienne- Xavier Poisson.
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Añadir al carritoNo Binding. Condición: Very Good. A Paris, chez Brunet. 1788. 8vo (14 x 22cm) 39, [1]pp., title-page with some light dust marking, final leaf with a few negligible stains, a large copy with uncut edges, stab-sewn & unbound as issued. This libretto for the comic opera Azemia by Nicolas-Marie Dalayrac (1753-1809) was the work of Ange-Étienne-Xavier Poisson de la Chabeaussière (1752-1820). First performed in Fontainebleau in 1786, the narrative of this operatic Robinsonade centres on a young English woman, Azemia, who lives with her father on an inhospitable island. Following various adventures she marries a young man named Prosper, the wedding being celebrated with a grand ceremonial dance by the sauvages resident on the isle. The island setting was most probably inspired by French popular interest in the voyage around the world headed by the French explorer Jean-François Galaup, comte de Lapérouse (1741-1788?) that set out in 1785. This is one of at least two editions printed in 1788 bearing the Parisian imprint of Brunet.…
