 Hasse remained at the Saxon court for more than thirty years, and his wife sang in at least fifteen of the operas he composed between "Caio Fabricio" in 1734 and "Ciro riconosciuto" (1751).Faustina was, however, permitted to make many long trips to Italy, appearing again in Naples, Venice, Parma and elsewhere in operas by Pergolesi, Porpora and Vinci, alongside those of her husband.Though she retired from the theatre in 1751, Faustina kept her salary and title of "virtuosa da camera" to the Elector until the death of Augustus' successor, Frederick Augustus II in 1763.