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Two sopranos, one castrato and the season London decided was a feud.
History
At Foundling Museum.
In 1726 Handel wrote Alessandro and Scipione, brought the soprano Faustina Bordoni to London and gave her and the reigning prima donna Francesca Cuzzoni equal roles; the fans manufactured the rest. A small display in the top-floor Handel Gallery on the two singers, the alto castrato Senesino and the composer who kept them all working. Included in admission (£14.50, free for under-22s).
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