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Operafan fiction
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24 Opera stories are open to everyone here, 67% of them complete. The average one runs about 4,300 words. Read any of them in your browser, save it as an EPUB, or listen to it.
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Les Contes d'Hoffman - Offenbach/Barbier+1
An Hour in Heaven
by Quillori
It is not young scholars only who are tempted by demons.
Don Giovanni - Mozart/Da Ponte+1
mille torbidi pensieri
by orphan_account
leporello experiences some thoughts. giovanni experiences something else entirely.
Tosca - Puccini/Illica/Giacosa+1
Dystopia
by itsnotillegal
Alone in his cell, Cavaradossi thinks back on the reckless mistakes that got him thus far. Inspired by a word prompt from Tumblr.
Idomeneo - Mozart/Varesco+1
Lily & Ida
by Inyri
Love, war, gods, and sea monsters-- a modern-day AU retelling of Mozart's Idomeneo with a f/f focus. **Now Complete**
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Don Giovanni - Mozart/Da Ponte+1
your holy city has become a wilderness
by orphan_account
“Please!” he sobbed, but there was no reply; the statue said nothing, and Leporello was left with the knowledge that he was just a man, crying on his knees in front on a stone monument that terrified him.
Sherlock (TV)+1
Ciarlocco Furioso ossia
by goldvermilion87
A crossover between 18th century opera and Sherlock
Don Giovanni - Mozart/Da Ponte+1
pare un libro stampado
by orphan_account
Leporello would like to read. Giovanni does not want to let him.
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Artaserse - Pietro Metastasio+2
The Reign of Truth
by Quillori
A young man takes his first steps into public life, in an empire seemingly at peace. But a lack of external threats doesn't make the court a safe or straightforward place.
AUSTEN Jane - Works+52
Frodo Baggins' One Hundred Drabble Moments
by Aria_Breuer
I have joined NirCele's 100 Drabble Challenge. The prompts are from NirCele. With her permission, this drabble series is in the crossover section. These drabbles focus on Frodo Baggins and his adventures through realms, Middle-earth, random events and more. This is an Alternate Universe.
La bohème - Puccini/Illica/Giacosa+1
La Bohème
by magicpatyesz
Marcello, Rodolfo, Colline, and Schaunard - the painter, the poet, the philosopher and the musician - share a small garret, struggling in extreme poverty with nothing to help them get by other than their sense of humour, and even that is born out of necessity. But when Mimì stumbles into their life in a moment of glorious serendipity, everything changes - some of it for the better, some of it for the worse.Following Giacomo Puccini's La Bohème closely, the four young bohemians take us through the Quartier Latin, through love, through poverty and through misery.
Wagner+1
In Plays and Poems
by stepantrofimovic
There's always someone who survives. This time, it's Wolfram von Eschenbach.
Aida - Verdi/Ghislanzoni+1
Nile Waves
by magicpatyesz
The Nile sloshes gently, its waves rocking against the shore, a lovely push-and-pull that has the reed bob its many heads--and there she is, Aida, hands wrung together, eyes on the far bank. "Oh, love..." She asks, all but a demand. "And tell me, how do you plan to escape the Pharaoh's will, Amneris' love, and the priests' rage?"A telling of Act III on the Nile Bank, from Pur ti riveggo onwards.
Tiān Guān Cì Fú - Mòxiāng Tóngxiù+1
Mingguang dramma per
by PleasingNight
What is this? This is the libretto of a 18th century Italian opera telling the story of Pei Ming and Rong Guang.The text is bilingual: the Italian original with parallel English translation. (That said, I am just learning Italian, please do not judge my language too strictly.)For the arias, I suggest taking a glance at the Italian text even if you do not read it, just to see the rhythm and rhyme. For recitative, the language is less important.I am grateful to the most insightful and inspiring beta, lifeisyetfair.Here is the playlist I was writing to. It gives an idea of how this opera could sound.Any 18th century composers willing to set this to music here?
Opera+2
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