Sandrina (opera)

"Sandrina" is an opera composed by Francesco Bianchi, first performed in 1796. It belongs to the genre of opera buffa, which is characterized by its comedic elements. The story typically involves themes of love, mistaken identities, and humorous situations. Central to the plot is Sandrina, a strong and independent female character navigating romantic entanglements and societal expectations. The music features lively melodies and engaging vocal parts, making it a delightful experience. While lesser-known than some operas, "Sandrina" reflects the charm and wit of 18th-century opera, emphasizing human emotions and relationships.