Vincenzo righini biography
Requiem (Righini, Vincenzo) - IMSLP
12 Ariette italiane (Righini, Vincenzo) - IMSLP
- Vincenzo Maria Righini (22 January 1756 – 19 August 1812) was an Italian composer, singer and kapellmeister.
A Dictionary of Music and Musicians/Righini, Vincenzo
- RIGHINI, Vincenzo, a well-known conductor of the Italian opera in Berlin, born at Bologna Jan. 22, As a boy he had a fine voice, but owing to injury it developed into a tenor of so rough and muffled a tone, that he turned his attention to theory, which he studied with Padre Martini.
Vincenzo Righini - Wikipedia
Vincenzo Righini
Italian opera singer
Vincenzo Maria Righini (22 January 1756 – 19 August 1812) was an Italian composer, singer and kapellmeister.
Life and career
Righini was born in Bologna and studied singing and composition with Padre Martini in his home town. Initially he performed as a singer in Florence (1769) and Rome (1770), however, according to Fétis he made his debut as a tenor in Parma in 1775.[1] His opera buffaLa vedova scaltra, considered his first contribution to musical theatre, was performed in 1774 at the Prague theatre "V kotcích". From 1774 to 1777 Righini worked in Prague, as a member of the theatre ensemble of Giuseppe Bustelli. He composed and staged operas to the libretti of N. Porta. At the end of 1777 he moved to Vienna, where he was engaged as a music teacher and composer. His comic operas were often performed in the Burgtheater.[2] In 1787 he replaced Antonio Salieri as the court kapellmeister for a brief period
Oboe Concerto In C Major ("Idomeneus Concerto") | Vincenzo ...
Vincenzo Righini Biography -
- Righini, Vincenzo, Italian tenor, conductor, singing teacher, and composer; b.
Vincenzo Righini - Oxford Reference
- Vincenzo Righini (Bologna, 22 gennaio – Bologna, 19 agosto ) è stato un compositore e tenore italiano.
Vincenzo Righini Songs, Albums, Reviews, Bio &... | AllMusic
| A chorister at San Petronio in Bologna and later a singing teacher, Vincenzo Righini's early singing career took him to Florence and Rome, and then to the. | |
| Righini, VincenzoRighini, Vincenzo, Italian tenor, conductor, singing teacher, and composer; b. | |
| Righini, Vincenzo, Italian tenor, conductor, singing teacher, and composer; b. |