Composers, alphabetical list - A
Biographical profiles of some composers featured in ItalianOpera
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Evaristo Felice Dall'Abaco: Veronese master
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Natale Abbadia: Ligurian master and composer
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Antonio Maria Abbatini: innovator of counterpoint
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Agostino Accorimboni: Roman author between the 18th and 19th centuries
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Carlo Acton: Neapolitan musician between the sacred and the profane
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Francesca D’Adda: a female voice in nineteenth-century Milan
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Andrea Adolfati: eighteenth-century Venetian composer
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Agostino Agazzari: Sienese composer and theorist
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Salvatore Agnelli: a nineteenth-century Palermitan voice
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Mezio Agostini: a life between composition and teaching
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Paolo Agostini: polyphony and innovation in Rome
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Pietro Simone Agostini: maestro di cappella and composer from Forlì
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Giovanni Battista Ala: Milanese musical talent of the seventeenth century
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Mauro D’Alay: violinist and composer from Parma
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Carlo Albanesi: Neapolitan talent in London
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Pirro Albergati: Bolognese nobleman and composer
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Paolo Tommaso Alberghi: the violinist of Faenza
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Domenico Alberti: the inventor of the Alberti Bass
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Giuseppe Matteo Alberti: Bolognese violinist and master
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Gioacchino Albertini: from the Marche to Warsaw
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Ignazio Albertini: Milanese violinist and composer
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Tomaso Albinoni: the Venetian amateur
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Francesco Alborea: the first great cellist
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Bartolomeo Albrici: Roman master between Italy and Germany
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Vincenzo Albrici: Roman composer in Dresden
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Giovanni Aldegà: eighteenth-century Italian talent
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Giuseppe Aldrovandini: young Bolognese genius
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Raffaella Aleotti: a female voice in Ferrarese music
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Gennaro D’Alessandro: Neapolitan harpsichordist and composer
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Pietro Alfieri: priest, musicologist, and composer
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Paris Francesco Alghisi: Bolognese organist and composer
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Giuseppe Alinovi: composer and critic from Parma
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Bonaventura Aliotti: friar, organist, and composer
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Bernardo Aliprandi: Italian violinist and master in Munich
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Bernardo Maria Aliprandi: Italian-born Bavarian cellist and composer
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Domenico Allegri
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Gregorio Allegri: Rome's Celestial Voice
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Lorenzo Allegri: musician and master in Correggio
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Amedeo Amadei: seventeenth-century Neapolitan composer
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Filippo Amadei: Roman master in London
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Gaetano Amadeo: Ligurian organist and composer
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Giuseppe Amendola: eighteenth-century Neapolitan composer
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Cataldo Amodei: composer of the Neapolitan school
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Carlo Andreoli: pianist and teacher from Mirandola
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Guglielmo Andreoli junior: pianist and master from Modena
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Guglielmo Andreoli senior: a brief but luminous talent
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Gaetano Andreozzi: Neapolitan opera composer
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Felice Anerio: Palestrina's heir
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Pasquale Anfossi: star of European opera
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Andrea D'Angeli: Composer and Musicologist
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Francesco Maria Angeli: Franciscan Master
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Carlo Angeloni: Composer and Master from Lucca
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Gasparo Angiolini: Ballet Reformer
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Antonio D'Antoni: Composer and Conductor
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Pietro degli Antoni: Bolognese Master
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Marco Anzoletti: violinist and composer from Trentino
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Giuseppe Apolloni: Opera Composer
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Vincenzo Appiani: Pianist and Master
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Adelaide Orsola Appignani: Roman musical talent
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Giuseppe Aprile: the unequaled voice
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Francesco Araja: Neapolitan opera at the Tsars' court
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Antonio Archilei: Musician of the Renaissance Courts
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Felice Antonio Arconati: Franciscan Master
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Luigi Arditi: the baton that conquered the world
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Giuseppe Arena: Composer and Organist
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Costantino Dall'Argine: Master of Ballet
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Nicola D'Arienzo: Neapolitan Composer and Theorist
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Attilio Ariosti: Composer and Virtuoso
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Pietro Armanini: the Paganini of the Mandolin
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Orazio Michi: the triple harp virtuoso
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Floriano Arresti: Bolognese organist and composer
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Giovanni Maria Artusi: the defender of tradition
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Bonifazio Asioli: the child prodigy of Correggio
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Luigi Asioli: singer and composer from Correggio
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Mario Aspa: composer and conductor
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Caterina Assandra: music from the cloister
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Gennaro Astarita: master of opera buffa
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Luigi Astolfi: dance master and choreographer
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Emanuele d'Astorga: Sicilian musician and man of letters
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Raffaele D'Atri: Neapolitan pianist and teacher
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Domenico Auletta: Neapolitan organist and composer
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Pietro Auletta: master of Neapolitan opera buffa
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Francesco D'Auria: a master between two worlds
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Antonio Aurisicchio: composer between Naples and Rome
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Giuseppe Avitrano: Neapolitan court violinist
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Giuseppe Avossa: master of opera buffa
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