Fire destroys Teatro Filarmonico in Verona
- When
- 1749–1754
- Where
- Teatro Filarmonico
- Episodes
- 2
The Teatro Filarmonico in Verona, built in 1716, was destroyed by an accidental fire on January 21, 1749. The structure was subsequently rebuilt and rededicated in 1754 with a performance of Davide Perez's opera Lucio Vero.
Episodes
- Accidental Fire
An accidental fire consumed the Teatro Filarmonico building in Verona.
- Rebuilding and Rededication
The theater was rebuilt and rededicated in 1754 with an opera performance.
Background and detail
Fire Destruction. On January 21, 1749, an accidental fire consumed the theater building. This event necessitated a subsequent reconstruction effort, as the structure was later rebuilt following the incident.
Rebuilding and Rededication. Following the 1749 fire, the theater was rebuilt and rededicated in 1754. The reopening ceremony featured a performance of the opera Lucio Vero, composed by the Neapolitan composer Davide Perez, marking the return of the venue to operation.
People involved
- Davide Perez · Composer of the rededication opera
- Accademia Filarmonica di Verona · Property owner
Sources
- Teatro Filarmonico Wikipedia, revision of 2026-05-01
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