APPIGNANI, Adelaide Orsola
Name:
APPIGNANI, Adelaide Orsola (1807-1884)
Musical genre:
Chamber Music, Opera/Musical Theatre/Dance/Stage, Vocal Music/Art Songs
Country of birth:
Italy
Country of location:
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Notes:
Adelaide Orsola Appignani was an Italian singer, conductor, music educator and composer. She was a singer and conductor in Florence and Rome in 1839. She was a member of the Roman Academie Filarmonica at Pallazio Lancelotti and was granted an honorary membership in 1842 of the Academie de St Cecelia. Appignani was granted an honorary membership in 1842 of the Academie de St. Cecelia, "for singing, piano, and composition". In 1843 she wrote the opera I pirati (The Pirates) for the Aliberto delle Dame theatre.
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