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Answer the following about 18th-century opera in the Americas, for 10 points each.
[10e] This composer’s rival Domenico Zipoli wrote San Ignacio de Loyola as a Jesuit missionary in Paraguay. This composer’s own works include the 1733 opera Motezuma, a D-major Gloria, and the collection L’estro armonico.
ANSWER: Antonio Vivaldi [or Antonio Lucio Vivaldi]
[10h] This character’s death ends the opera La púrpura de la rosa, which premiered in Lima in 1701. Henry Purcell (“PUR-sull”)’s Dido and Aeneas is modeled on John Blow’s opera about this character and his lover.
ANSWER: Adonis [accept Venus and Adonis] (Tomás de Torrejón y Velasco composed La púrpura de la rosa, or The Blood of the Rose.)
[10m] Popular in the colonial United States was this satirical opera that features folk songs like “Over the Hills and Far Away.” Near this opera’s end, a condemned man laments his fate to the tune of “Greensleeves.”
ANSWER: The Beggar’s Opera
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TeamOpponentPart 1Part 2Part 3Total
Berkeley AWaterloo100010
Berkeley BKentucky0000
BrownOttawa1001020
Chicago AArizona State1010020
Columbia BChicago D100010
Georgia TechCornell B100010
HarvardChicago B100010
IllinoisChicago C10101030
IndianaIowa State001010
Johns HopkinsDuke100010
MarylandTruman State100010
McGillMinnesota A0000
NYURutgers100010
North Carolina AFlorida1001020
North Carolina BToronto B10101030
PennVanderbilt100010
South CarolinaYale A0000
StanfordPurdue0000
Toronto AVirginia1010020
WUSTL AMinnesota B1001020
WUSTL BTexas100010
Yale BNorthwestern0000

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TournamentEditionExact Match?HeardPPBEasy %Medium %Hard %
2024 ACF Nationals04/21/2024Y2211.8273%27%18%