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16 de nov. de 2018 · Giacomo Puccini fue un compositor italiano de ópera considerado entre los más grandes del siglo XIX y principios del XX. Fue un visionario, creando los conceptos de música que van a regir al ...
Parašas. Džiakomas Pučinis ( it. Giacomo Antonio Domenico Michele Secondo Maria Puccini, 1858 m. gruodžio 22 d., Luka, Italijoje – 1924 m. lapkričio 29 d., Briuselis) – italų kompozitorius. [1] Įvardijamas vienu iš didžiųjų italų operos kūrėjų. Garsiausios jo operos: „ Bohema “, „ Toska “, „ Madam Baterflai “.
Giacomo Puccini. (born Lucca 22 December 1858; died Brussels 29 November 1924) Born into a family of musicians and composers, Giacomo Puccini became the leading Italian composer of his generation. Puccini’s operas are among the most frequently performed and best-loved operas in the entire repertoire and include La bohème, Tosca and Madam ...
Giacomo Puccini was born in Lucca on 22 December, 1858, the last of a dynasty of composers who for more than a century held a virtual monopoly of the city’s musical life. In his early years he grew up with six sisters and a brother in the house of Corte S. Lorenzo, receiving his very first music lessons from his father Michele, before his untimely death in 1864.
In het kort. Giacomo Puccini werd op 22 december 1858 geboren in Lucca, Italië. Zijn familie bestond voor een groot deel uit beroepsmusici; van zijn oom kreeg hij zijn eerste muzikale opleiding. Puccini bleek vooral een levensgenieter en schreef enkel een opera wanneer hij geld nodig had.
Giacomo Puccini, (born Dec. 22, 1858, Lucca, Tuscany—died Nov. 29, 1924, Brussels, Belg.), Italian composer. Born into a family of organists and choirmasters, he was inspired to write operas after hearing Giuseppe Verdi ’s Aïda in 1876. At the Milan Conservatory he studied with Amilcare Ponchielli (1834–86).
