Milan, and Livorno, Strada moved to London in 1729 to sing for Handel after the composer engaged her for his operas: she made her début as Adelaida in "Lotario" and was "prima donna" in all his operas and oratorios until 1737.
She made her début as Adelaida in "Lotario" and was "prima donna" in all his operas and oratorios until 1737. Milan, and Livorno, Strada moved to London in 1729 to sing for Handel after the composer engaged her for his operas.
Milan, and Livorno, Strada moved to London in 1729 to sing for Handel after the composer engaged her for his operas. She made her début as Adelaida in "Lotario" and was "prima donna" in all his operas and oratorios until 1737.
Milan, and Livorno, Strada moved to London in 1729 to sing for Handel after the composer engaged her for his operas. She made her début as Adelaida in "Lotario" and was "prima donna" in all his operas and oratorios until 1737.