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ORESTE GENNARI

 

 

 

Probably he made his debut in 1884 at the Teatro Rossi in Pisa. In 1902 at the Teatro alla Scala in Milan opposite Enrico Caruso, Amelia Pinto and Mario Sammarco, he appeared in the world premiere of Giordano’s opera ‘’Germania’’. He retired from the stage in 1909. He made only one record.

 

Chronology of some appearances

 

1890 Bologna Teatro Del Corso Mignon (Guglielmo)

1891 Venezia Teatro Malibran Favorita (Fernando)

1892 Rovigo Teatro Sociale Mignon (Guglielmo)

1893 Malta Teatro Reale Sonnambula (Elvino)

1894 Malta Teatro Reale RIgoletto (Duca)

1895 Roma Teatro Costanzi A Basso Porto di N. Spinelli (Luigino)

1896 Barcellona Teatro Liceo Pepita Jimenez di I. Albeniz

1897 Firenze Teatro Pagliano A Basso Porto di A. Spinelli (Luigino)

1898 Pola Teatro Ciscutti Favorita (Fernando)

1899 Milano Teatro dei Filodrammatici Barbiere di Siviglia (Almaviva)

1900 Napoli Teatro San Carlo Barbiere di Siviglia (Almaviva)

1901 Milano Teatro La Scala Le Maschere (Arlecchino)

1902 Modena Teatro Municipale A Basso Porto di A. Spinelli

1903 Milano Teatro Lirico Barbiere di Siviglia (Almaviva)

1904 Madrid Teatro Reale Dinorah (Corentino)

 

MAURIZIO DALUMI

 

 

 

Probably he made his debut in 1908. Throughout his career, he performed exclusively in Italy, singing principal tenor roles in the standard Italian repertoire. He retired from the stage in 1927.

 

Chronology of some appearances

 

1909 Casale Monferrato Politeama Faust (Faust)

1911 Siena Teatro Dei Rinnovati Boheme (Rodolfo)

1913 Livorno   Teatro Rossini Traviata (Alfredo)

1915 Novara Teatro Coccia Tosca (Cavaradossi)

1917 Milano Teatro Lirico Traviata (Alfredo)

1919 Brescia Teatro Sociale Traviata (Alfredo)

1921 Livorno Teatro Avvalorati Amico Fritz (Fritz)

1923 Como Politeama Lariano Amico Fritz (Fritz)

1925 Livorno   Teatro Goldoni Mefistofele (Faust)

1927 Fano Teatro Della Fortuna Lucia di Lammermoor (Edgardo)

 

CARMELO LANZIROTTI

 

 

 

He made his debut in 1904 at the Teatro Reale in Malta as Alfredo in Verdi’s Traviata. He later gave guest performances in Alessandria (1907), Cairo (1908), Barcelona (1910), and Tunis (1912). He retired from the stage in 1926, performing primarily as a comprimario.

 

Chronology of some appearances

 

1904 Malta Teatro Reale Traviata (Alfredo)

1907 Alessandria Casinò Santo Stefano Concerto

1908 Barcellona Prado Catalano Boheme (Rodolfo)

1912 Tunisi Politeama Rossini Stagione

1916 Napoli Teatro Bellini Rigoletto (Duca)

1920 Abbiategrasso Teatro delle Varietà Traviata (Alfredo)

1922 Malta Teatro Reale Pagliacci (Peppe)

1924 Malta Teatro Reale Pagliacci (Peppe)

1926 Malta Teatro Reale Pagliacci (Peppe)

 

ANGELO LAUDADIO

 

 

 

He began his career as a baritone in Italy in 1895, appearing as a principal artist at various provincial opera houses. Later, he transitioned to tenor and moved to France, where, alongside the French soprano Marguerite Hubert, he participated in a concert at the Opéra-Comique in Paris (1912), performing arias from La Juive by F. Halévy. He likely continued his operatic career under the name Angelio di Laudadio. In France, he also recorded several arias for the Aérophone company.

Chronology of some appearances

1903-1904 Vercelli Teatro Civico ”Tosca” by G. Puccini with Lina Barberi (Tosca), Luigi De Colli (Mario Cavaradossi) Angelo Laudadio (barone Scarpia), Giorgio Fioretti (Cesare Angelotti)

1905 Malta Teatro Reale ”Frazir” by Paolino Vassallo with Giovanni Valls (Frazir), Elisa Tromben (Susanna), Angelo De Laudadio (Matteo), Baldo Travaglini (Francesco), and Adolfo Allegri (D’Adorno).

1912 Paris Opéra Comique Concert with Marguerite Hubert

 

 

GIULIANO ROMAGNOLI (ROME, 1879 – MILAN, 1952)

 

 

 

He studied in Rome with Antonio Cotogni and made his debut in 1907 at the Teatro Comunale in Cervignano as Fernando in G. Donizetti’s La Favorita. He also appeared at the Teatro Comunale in Corfu and the Teatro Nouveau in Constantinople. In 1925, he was engaged for a tour in Switzerland. He had a large repertoire, which included operas such as Il Barbiere di Siviglia, Lucia di Lammermoor, Andrea Chénier, Il Piccolo Marat, and Carmen.

 

Chronology of some appearances

 

1907 Cervignano Teatro Comunale Favorita (Fernando)

1909 Cuneo Teatro Toselli Wally (Hagenbach)

1913 Napoli Teatro Mercadante Sonnambula (Elvino)

1916 Reggio Emilia Teatro Municipale Lucia di Lammermoor (Edgardo)

1918 Milano Teatro Carcano Boheme (Rodolfo)

1920 Palermo Teatro Biondo Boheme (Rodolfo)

1922 Novara Teatro Coccia Boheme (Rodolfo)

1924 Mantova Teatro Sociale Madama Butterfly (Pinkerton)

1926 Novara Teatro Coccia Piccolo Marat (Marat)

1930 Fano Teatro Della Fortuna Pagliacci (Canio)

 

TRACKLIST

 

 

Oreste Gennari Siberia (Giordano): O mia bella (w. de Luca, G. Pini-Corsi & Pozzi-Camolla) 054039 Con749 G&T, Milano 1903-11/12

Maurizio Dalumi Cavaliere di grazia (La Gran Via Chueca y Valverde) 7-252371 R.5919 HMV, Milano 1923

Maurizio Dalumi Amore gitano (Tartarini) D5431 WB1226 Columbia, Milano 1923?

Carmelo Lanzirotti Faust (Gounod): La vaga pupilla 2-52522 8087b Gramophone, Milano 1906

Carmelo Lanzirotti Rigoletto (Verdi): Bella figlia dell’amore (w. Huguet, Zaccaria & Cigada) 054096 643c G&T, Milano 1906

Carmelo Lanzirotti Lucia di Lammermoor (Donizetti): Chi mi frena (w. Huguet, Dado & Cigada) 054099 636½c G&T, Milano 1906

Carmelo Lanzirotti Rigoletto (Verdi): È il sol dell’anima (w. Huguet) 54310 8086b G&T, Milano 1906

Angelo Laudadio Sigurd (Reyer): Esprits gardiens 1032 Aérophone

Angelo Laudadio Pagliacci (Leoncavallo): Vesti la giubba 1374 Aérophone

Giuliano Romagnoli Barbiere di Siviglia (Rossini): All’idea di quel metallo (w. Parvis) D4376 11404-1 Columbia, Milano 1913?

Giuliano Romagnoli Barbiere di Siviglia (Rossini): Voi dovreste travestirvi (w. Parvis) D4376 11405-1 Columbia, Milano 1913?

Giuliano Romagnoli Barbiere di Siviglia (Rossini): Numero quindici (w. Parvis) D4377 11406 Columbia, Milano 1913?

Giuliano Romagnoli Amico Fritz (Mascagni): Suzel, buon dì (w. Voltolina) 2-0254218 1099aj Gramophone, Milano 1920-06-16

Giuliano Romagnoli Amico Fritz (Mascagni): Tutto tace (w. Voltolina) 2-0254219 1101aj Gramophone, Milano 1920-06-17