Vagaus

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Vagaus is a character in Antonio Vivaldi’s sacred oratorio "Juditha triumphans," typically portrayed as the loyal and conflicted servant of the Assyrian general Holofernes.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
oratorio character
appearsIn Juditha triumphans NERFINISHED
appearsInGenre Baroque sacred drama
associatedWith Assyrian army NERFINISHED
Holofernes NERFINISHED
basedOn Book of Judith NERFINISHED
characterTrait conflicted
loyal
createdBy Antonio Vivaldi NERFINISHED
dramaticArc from confident servant to terrified witness of Holofernes’ fate
dramaticFunction messenger for Holofernes
servant torn between duty and conscience
firstPerformanceWork Juditha triumphans RV 644 NERFINISHED
genreOfWork sacred oratorio
hasEmotion anxiety
devotion to Holofernes
fear
languageOfWork Latin
musicalEraOfWork Baroque NERFINISHED
narrativeFunction supporting character
religiousContextOfWork Catholic
roleInWork Assyrian servant
servant of Holofernes
settingOfWork siege of Bethulia NERFINISHED
timeOfCreationWork 1716
vocalType castrato role
soprano role (modern performance)
workBy Antonio Vivaldi NERFINISHED
workCommissionedBy Ospedale della Pietà (for Juditha triumphans) NERFINISHED

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