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PUNY - ballets "Ondine", "Esmeralda"

PERI - operas "Daphne", "Adonis", "Themis"

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BOYTO - opera "Mephistopheles"

VERDI - operas "Aida", "Attila", "Le Corsaire", "Macbeth", "Oberto", "Othello", "Rimini", "Ernani", "Nabucco", "La Traviata", "Il trovatore", "Falstaff" , "Lombards", "Rigoletto", "Stiffeolio", "Robbers"

DRIGO - conductor

RUSSIA

SARTI - operas "Mithridates", "Andromeda"

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ABBADO - conductor

BUSONI - composer, pianist, conductor

VIOTTI - composer, violinist

NANINO

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BELLINI - operas "Norma", "Pirate", "Puritans"

GALILEO

Caccini - the first opera composer

Landino - composer

MARTINI

PUCCINI - operas "Tosca", "La Boheme", "Turandot"

RESPIGI

ROSSINI - operas "Othello", "Cinderella", "Tancred", "Semiramide", cantata "Aurora"

SALIERI - operas "Terar", "Danaides"

TARTINI - composer, violinist

TRAETTA - Opera "Antigone"

TSARMENO

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VIVALDI - composer, conductor, violinist

GABRIEL

CHERUBINI - operas "Medea", "Eliza", "Water Carrier", "Anacreon"

MASCAGNI - opera "Isabeau"

Paganini - composer, violinist

SPONTINI - opera "Vestal"

CHIMAROSA

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DONIZETTI - opera "Parisina"

CAVALLIERI

PAISIELLO

Ponchielli - Opera "Gioconda"

PERGOLESI

SCARLATTI

STRADELLA - composer, singer

TOSCANINI - conductor

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ENGINEERING

MONTEVERDI - opera "Ariadne"

PALESTRINA

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LEONCAVALLO - operas Zaza, Pagliacci, La bohème, Medici, Gypsies

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