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{{Infobox opera  
{{Infobox opera  
| name              = Tancredi
| name              = Tancredi
| type              = [[Opera seria]]
| type              = Opera seria
| composer          = [[Gioachino Rossini]]
| composer          = [[Gioachino Rossini]]
| image            = Cover tancredi.jpg
| image            = Cover tancredi.jpg
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| translated_name  =  
| translated_name  =  
| librettist        = [[Gaetano Rossi]]
| librettist        = [[Gaetano Rossi]]
| based_on          = {{based on|''[[Tancrède (tragedy)|Tancrède]]''|[[Voltaire]]}}
| based_on          = Tancrède by Voltaire
| language          = Italian
| language          = Italian
| premiere_date    = {{Start date|1813|02|06|df=y}}
| premiere_date    = {{Start date|1813|02|06|df=y}}
| premiere_location = [[Teatro La Fenice]], Venice
| premiere_location = Teatro La Fenice, Venice
}}
}}


'''{{lang|it|Tancredi}}''' is a ''melodramma eroico'' (''opera seria'' or 'heroic' opera) in two acts by composer [[Gioacchino Rossini]] and librettist [[Gaetano Rossi]].<ref name="Wiki"/>
'''{{lang|it|Tancredi}}''' is a ''melodramma eroico'' (''opera seria'' or 'heroic' opera) in two acts by composer [[Gioacchino Rossini]] and librettist [[Gaetano Rossi]].<ref name="Wiki"/>


It appears on the following album:
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| 2021
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| [[Thibaut Garcia]]
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==Synopsis==
==Synopsis==
''Tancredi'' is based on Voltaire's play ''Tancrède'' (1760). In the first version of Rossini's ''Tancredi'', Rossi had concepted a happy ending (as required by the opera seria tradition). However, soon after the Venice premiere, Rossini had the poet Luigi Lechi rework the libretto to emulate the original tragic ending by Voltaire. In this new ending, presented at the Teatro Comunale in Ferrara on 21 March 1813, Tancredi wins the battle but is mortally wounded. Only then does he learn that Amenaide never betrayed him. Argirio marries the lovers in time for Tancredi to die in his wife's arms. (abridged from English Wikipedia<ref name="Wiki"/>)
''Tancredi'' is based on Voltaire's play ''Tancrède'' (1760). In the first version of Rossini's ''Tancredi'', Rossi had conceived a happy ending (as required by the opera seria tradition). However, soon after the Venice premiere, Rossini had the poet Luigi Lechi rework the libretto to emulate the original tragic ending by Voltaire. In this new ending, presented at the Teatro Comunale in Ferrara on 21 March 1813, Tancredi wins the battle but is mortally wounded. Only then does he learn that Amenaide never betrayed him. Argirio marries the lovers in time for Tancredi to die in his wife's arms. (abridged from English Wikipedia<ref name="Wiki"/>)


==Roles and premiere cast==
==Roles and premiere cast==
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