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Grisi, Giulia (1811–1869)Italian soprano who was one of the great prima donnas of her time. Born on May 22, 1811, in Milan, Italy; died on November 25 (some sources cite the 29th), 1869, in Berlin, Germany; daughter of Gaetano Grisi, one of Napoleon's Italian officers, and a mother who was also a singer; niece of Josephina Grassini (1773–1850), a contralto; cousin of ballerina Carlotta ...
Elvira in I puritani was chosen by Grisi as her re-entry role in six of her nine seasons in London from 1837 to 1846, suggesting that this, rather than Norma, may have been her favorite role at the time. Norma was chosen twice and Desdemona once. 19. Thomas G. Kaufman: Giulia Grisi a reevaluation; Donizetti Society Journal 4, pages 189-192. 20.
Giulia Grisi (28 Jul 1811 - 29 Nov 1869) 0 references. Oxford Reference overview ID. 20110803095908832. 0 references. Hanslick Online person ID. 862. 0 references ...
5 de ene. de 2024 · Giulia Grisi, the “Fugitive Norma” in London1 Judit Zsovár Independent Scholar E-mail: zsovar.judit@gmail.com (Received: December 2017; accepted: March 2018) Abstract: Giulia Grisi (1811–1869), the first Adalgisa in Vincenzo Bellini’s Norma (Milan, 1831), broke her Italian contract and left for Paris in 1832, where she became
partial explanation: Giulia Grisi’s contributions. to operatic history, ie in the form of enduring roles written for or. created by her, were confined to the early years of her career, overlooking, of course, the hardly epochal role of Norina in Don. Pasquale. She sang the first Adalgisa to Pasta’s Norma in.
Giulia Grisi, photographed circa 1860 Born in Milan, Giulia Grisi was the daughter of Gaetano Grisi, one of Napoleon 's Italian officers, and Giovanna née Grassini. She came from a musically gifted family, her maternal aunt Giuseppina Grassini (1773–1850) being a favourite opera singer both on the continent and in London.
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