Salzburg, Mozarteum, Mozartwoche, 20 January 1984 — the only modern revival of the work before Fermo 1991, listed as "1984, 20. Januar, Salzburg, Mozartwoche, Mozarteum" at the end of the performance chronology in Rudolph Angermüller, Pasquale Anfossis Il Curioso Indiscreto in Rovereto (1778), Atti dell Accademia Roveretana degli Agiati 252 (2002), ser. VIII, vol. II A, p. 121, with the footnote "Neuausgabe von Rudolph Angermüller" (Angermüller, then head of research at the Stiftung Mozarteum, made the performing edition used, published by Alkor-Edition Kassel, AoE 10134): https://web.archive.org/web/20140413144404/http://www.agiati.it/UploadDocs/5716_Rudolph_Angermuller_p_119.pdf . The performance was issued on LP as Voce 96 (3-LP box, credited "Wiekert, 1984"). Cast from the sheet accompanying the recording, which also notes that Mozart's three insertion arias for the Vienna 1783 revival (K 418, K 419 and the unperformed K 420) are included. The conductor is Ralf Weikert (findopera 375, "Ralph Weikert"), then chief conductor of the Mozarteumorchester; the folder's "Wiekert" and its year 1983 both come from the LP box and its own note says the date was uncertain.

Salzburg, Mozarteum, Mozartwoche, 20 January 1984 — the only modern revival of the work before Fermo 1991, listed as "1984, 20. Januar, Salzburg, Mozartwoche, Mozarteum" at the end of the performance chronology in Rudolph Angermüller, Pasquale Anfossis Il Curioso Indiscreto in Rovereto (1778), Atti dell Accademia Roveretana degli Agiati 252 (2002), ser. VIII, vol. II A, p. 121, with the footnote "Neuausgabe von Rudolph Angermüller" (Angermüller, then head of research at the Stiftung Mozarteum, made the performing edition used, published by Alkor-Edition Kassel, AoE 10134): https://web.archive.org/web/20140413144404/http://www.agiati.it/UploadDocs/5716_Rudolph_Angermuller_p_119.pdf . The performance was issued on LP as Voce 96 (3-LP box, credited "Wiekert, 1984"). Cast from the sheet accompanying the recording, which also notes that Mozart's three insertion arias for the Vienna 1783 revival (K 418, K 419 and the unperformed K 420) are included. The conductor is Ralf Weikert (findopera 375, "Ralph Weikert"), then chief conductor of the Mozarteumorchester; the folder's "Wiekert" and its year 1983 both come from the LP box and its own note says the date was uncertain.

Salzburg, Mozarteum, Mozartwoche, 20 January 1984 — the only modern revival of the work before Fermo 1991, listed as "1984, 20. Januar, Salzburg, Mozartwoche, Mozarteum" at the end of the performance chronology in Rudolph Angermüller, Pasquale Anfossis Il Curioso Indiscreto in Rovereto (1778), Atti dell Accademia Roveretana degli Agiati 252 (2002), ser. VIII, vol. II A, p. 121, with the footnote "Neuausgabe von Rudolph Angermüller" (Angermüller, then head of research at the Stiftung Mozarteum, made the performing edition used, published by Alkor-Edition Kassel, AoE 10134): https://web.archive.org/web/20140413144404/http://www.agiati.it/UploadDocs/5716_Rudolph_Angermuller_p_119.pdf . The performance was issued on LP as Voce 96 (3-LP box, credited "Wiekert, 1984"). Cast from the sheet accompanying the recording, which also notes that Mozart's three insertion arias for the Vienna 1783 revival (K 418, K 419 and the unperformed K 420) are included. The conductor is Ralf Weikert (findopera 375, "Ralph Weikert"), then chief conductor of the Mozarteumorchester; the folder's "Wiekert" and its year 1983 both come from the LP box and its own note says the date was uncertain.

Salzburg, Mozarteum, Mozartwoche, 20 January 1984 — the only modern revival of the work before Fermo 1991, listed as "1984, 20. Januar, Salzburg, Mozartwoche, Mozarteum" at the end of the performance chronology in Rudolph Angermüller, Pasquale Anfossis Il Curioso Indiscreto in Rovereto (1778), Atti dell Accademia Roveretana degli Agiati 252 (2002), ser. VIII, vol. II A, p. 121, with the footnote "Neuausgabe von Rudolph Angermüller" (Angermüller, then head of research at the Stiftung Mozarteum, made the performing edition used, published by Alkor-Edition Kassel, AoE 10134): https://web.archive.org/web/20140413144404/http://www.agiati.it/UploadDocs/5716_Rudolph_Angermuller_p_119.pdf . The performance was issued on LP as Voce 96 (3-LP box, credited "Wiekert, 1984"). Cast from the sheet accompanying the recording, which also notes that Mozart's three insertion arias for the Vienna 1783 revival (K 418, K 419 and the unperformed K 420) are included. The conductor is Ralf Weikert (findopera 375, "Ralph Weikert"), then chief conductor of the Mozarteumorchester; the folder's "Wiekert" and its year 1983 both come from the LP box and its own note says the date was uncertain.

Salzburg, Mozarteum, Mozartwoche, 20 January 1984 — the only modern revival of the work before Fermo 1991, listed as "1984, 20. Januar, Salzburg, Mozartwoche, Mozarteum" at the end of the performance chronology in Rudolph Angermüller, Pasquale Anfossis Il Curioso Indiscreto in Rovereto (1778), Atti dell Accademia Roveretana degli Agiati 252 (2002), ser. VIII, vol. II A, p. 121, with the footnote "Neuausgabe von Rudolph Angermüller" (Angermüller, then head of research at the Stiftung Mozarteum, made the performing edition used, published by Alkor-Edition Kassel, AoE 10134): https://web.archive.org/web/20140413144404/http://www.agiati.it/UploadDocs/5716_Rudolph_Angermuller_p_119.pdf . The performance was issued on LP as Voce 96 (3-LP box, credited "Wiekert, 1984"). Cast from the sheet accompanying the recording, which also notes that Mozart's three insertion arias for the Vienna 1783 revival (K 418, K 419 and the unperformed K 420) are included. The conductor is Ralf Weikert (findopera 375, "Ralph Weikert"), then chief conductor of the Mozarteumorchester; the folder's "Wiekert" and its year 1983 both come from the LP box and its own note says the date was uncertain.

Salzburg, Mozarteum, Mozartwoche, 20 January 1984 — the only modern revival of the work before Fermo 1991, listed as "1984, 20. Januar, Salzburg, Mozartwoche, Mozarteum" at the end of the performance chronology in Rudolph Angermüller, Pasquale Anfossis Il Curioso Indiscreto in Rovereto (1778), Atti dell Accademia Roveretana degli Agiati 252 (2002), ser. VIII, vol. II A, p. 121, with the footnote "Neuausgabe von Rudolph Angermüller" (Angermüller, then head of research at the Stiftung Mozarteum, made the performing edition used, published by Alkor-Edition Kassel, AoE 10134): https://web.archive.org/web/20140413144404/http://www.agiati.it/UploadDocs/5716_Rudolph_Angermuller_p_119.pdf . The performance was issued on LP as Voce 96 (3-LP box, credited "Wiekert, 1984"). Cast from the sheet accompanying the recording, which also notes that Mozart's three insertion arias for the Vienna 1783 revival (K 418, K 419 and the unperformed K 420) are included. The conductor is Ralf Weikert (findopera 375, "Ralph Weikert"), then chief conductor of the Mozarteumorchester; the folder's "Wiekert" and its year 1983 both come from the LP box and its own note says the date was uncertain.

Salzburg, Mozarteum, Mozartwoche, 20 January 1984 — the only modern revival of the work before Fermo 1991, listed as "1984, 20. Januar, Salzburg, Mozartwoche, Mozarteum" at the end of the performance chronology in Rudolph Angermüller, Pasquale Anfossis Il Curioso Indiscreto in Rovereto (1778), Atti dell Accademia Roveretana degli Agiati 252 (2002), ser. VIII, vol. II A, p. 121, with the footnote "Neuausgabe von Rudolph Angermüller" (Angermüller, then head of research at the Stiftung Mozarteum, made the performing edition used, published by Alkor-Edition Kassel, AoE 10134): https://web.archive.org/web/20140413144404/http://www.agiati.it/UploadDocs/5716_Rudolph_Angermuller_p_119.pdf . The performance was issued on LP as Voce 96 (3-LP box, credited "Wiekert, 1984"). Cast from the sheet accompanying the recording, which also notes that Mozart's three insertion arias for the Vienna 1783 revival (K 418, K 419 and the unperformed K 420) are included. The conductor is Ralf Weikert (findopera 375, "Ralph Weikert"), then chief conductor of the Mozarteumorchester; the folder's "Wiekert" and its year 1983 both come from the LP box and its own note says the date was uncertain.

Salzburg, Mozarteum, Mozartwoche, 20 January 1984 — the only modern revival of the work before Fermo 1991, listed as "1984, 20. Januar, Salzburg, Mozartwoche, Mozarteum" at the end of the performance chronology in Rudolph Angermüller, Pasquale Anfossis Il Curioso Indiscreto in Rovereto (1778), Atti dell Accademia Roveretana degli Agiati 252 (2002), ser. VIII, vol. II A, p. 121, with the footnote "Neuausgabe von Rudolph Angermüller" (Angermüller, then head of research at the Stiftung Mozarteum, made the performing edition used, published by Alkor-Edition Kassel, AoE 10134): https://web.archive.org/web/20140413144404/http://www.agiati.it/UploadDocs/5716_Rudolph_Angermuller_p_119.pdf . The performance was issued on LP as Voce 96 (3-LP box, credited "Wiekert, 1984"). Cast from the sheet accompanying the recording, which also notes that Mozart's three insertion arias for the Vienna 1783 revival (K 418, K 419 and the unperformed K 420) are included. The conductor is Ralf Weikert (findopera 375, "Ralph Weikert"), then chief conductor of the Mozarteumorchester; the folder's "Wiekert" and its year 1983 both come from the LP box and its own note says the date was uncertain.