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Руджеро Леонкавалло

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Руджеро Леонкавалло

Also known as Ruggiero Leoncavallo, Ruggiero Giacomo Maria Giuseppe Emmanuele Raffaele Domenico Vincenzo Francesco Donato Leoncavallo, R. Léoncavallo

итальянский композитор

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Ruggero Leoncavallo was an Italian composer best known for creating the opera "Pagliacci," one of the most frequently performed operas in the world. His work helped define the verismo opera style, which focused on realistic, everyday stories and emotions rather than grand historical or mythological themes.

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Born: 1858
Died: 1919
Works: 70

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Type: Person
Gender: Male
Country: Italy
Active from: 1857
Active to: 1919

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Paillasse [Printed Text]:] Drame en deux actes

Paillasse [Printed Text]:] Drame en deux actes

Paillasse [Música notada] : drame lyrique en deux actes de R. Leoncavallo

Paillasse [Música notada] : drame lyrique en deux actes de R. Leoncavallo

Pagliacci: No. 2 Prologo parte 11 - Non per dirvi.../(Leoncavallo)

Pagliacci: No. 2 Prologo parte 11 - Non per dirvi.../(Leoncavallo)

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Руджеро Леонкавалло (итал. Ruggero Leoncavallo; 23 апреля 1857, Неаполь — 9 августа 1919, Монтекатини-Терме) — итальянский композитор.

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Ruggiero Leoncavallo (April 23, 1857- August 9, 1919) was an Italian opera composer. The son of a judge, Leoncavallo was educated at the Conservatorio San Pietro a Majella in his native city, Naples (the date 1858, given for his birth in older histories of music, is incorrect). After some years spent teaching and in ineffective attempts to obtain the production of more than one opera, he saw the enormous success of Mascagni's Cavalleria Rusticana in 1890, and he wasted no time in producing his

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Commons category: Ruggero Leoncavallo
date of birth: 1857-04-23
date of death: 1919-08-09
Commons gallery: Ruggero Leoncavallo
name in native language: Ruggero Leoncavallo
P8168: Garry Unger
P12749: Resurrection

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Prolog from “Bajazzo”/(Leoncavallo)

Prolog from “Bajazzo”/(Leoncavallo)

“Bajazzo”: Prolog/(Leoncavallo)

“Bajazzo”: Prolog/(Leoncavallo)

Hüll 'dich in Tand: aus “Der Bajazzo”/(Leoncavallo)

Hüll 'dich in Tand: aus “Der Bajazzo”/(Leoncavallo)

Pagliacci series, no. 12: La commedia (The play); Part I. Serenata d “Arlecchino (Harlequin” s serenade)/(Ruggiero Leoncavallo)

Pagliacci series, no. 12: La commedia (The play); Part I. Serenata d “Arlecchino (Harlequin” s serenade)/(Ruggiero Leoncavallo)

Pagliacci: No. 16 Ariecchin! Colombina! / (Leoncavallo)

Pagliacci: No. 16 Ariecchin! Colombina! / (Leoncavallo)

“Bajazzo”: Prolog/(Leoncavallo)

“Bajazzo”: Prolog/(Leoncavallo)

Lache Bajazzo: aus “Bajazzo”/[Ruggiero Leoncavallo]

Lache Bajazzo: aus “Bajazzo”/[Ruggiero Leoncavallo]

Mattinata/Leoncavallo

Mattinata/Leoncavallo

Laugh Bajazzo from the opera “Bajazzo”: Hüll 'dich in Tand La; aria des Canio aus der Oper “I Pagliacci,” 1st act

Laugh Bajazzo from the opera “Bajazzo”: Hüll 'dich in Tand La; aria des Canio aus der Oper “I Pagliacci,” 1st act

Bell choir: (“Der Bajazzo”)/(Leoncavallo)

Bell choir: (“Der Bajazzo”)/(Leoncavallo)

Prolog of the opera “Bajazzo”: I. Teil/(Leoncavallo)

Prolog of the opera “Bajazzo”: I. Teil/(Leoncavallo)

Prolog from “Bajazzo”/by Leoncavallo

Prolog from “Bajazzo”/by Leoncavallo

The Bajazzo: Prolog/(Leoncavallo)

The Bajazzo: Prolog/(Leoncavallo)

Cross section of the opera: The Bajazzo; 2nd part/(R. Leoncavallo)

Cross section of the opera: The Bajazzo; 2nd part/(R. Leoncavallo)

Pagliacci: No. 1 Preludio e prologo/(Leoncavallo)

Pagliacci: No. 1 Preludio e prologo/(Leoncavallo)

Pagliacci: Arioso di Canio “Vesti la giubba”/(Leoncavallo)

Pagliacci: Arioso di Canio “Vesti la giubba”/(Leoncavallo)

sequin: Prologue/(Mus. de Leoncavallo. Par. française de Crosti)

sequin: Prologue/(Mus. de Leoncavallo. Par. française de Crosti)

Serenata (Stem of Harlequin): from “Der Bajazzo”/(Leoncavallo)

Serenata (Stem of Harlequin): from “Der Bajazzo”/(Leoncavallo)

“Pagliacci”: Prologo, parte I/(Leoncavallo)

“Pagliacci”: Prologo, parte I/(Leoncavallo)

“Bajazzo”: Prolog/(Leoncavallo - Hartmann)

“Bajazzo”: Prolog/(Leoncavallo - Hartmann)

“Pagliacci”: Prologo, Parte II

“Pagliacci”: Prologo, Parte II

Cavalleria rusticana: Siciliano “O Lola”/(Mascagni)

Cavalleria rusticana: Siciliano “O Lola”/(Mascagni)

“Pagliacci”: Vesti la giubba/(Leoncavallo)

“Pagliacci”: Vesti la giubba/(Leoncavallo)

Bajazzo: “Scherzet immer”/(Leoncavallo)

Bajazzo: “Scherzet immer”/(Leoncavallo)

I Pagliacci: act I; Prologo: Si puo? un nido di memorie (I may? a song of tender un)/Leoncavallo

I Pagliacci: act I; Prologo: Si puo? un nido di memorie (I may? a song of tender un)/Leoncavallo

Today my skill falls: “Bajazzo”/(Ruggiero Leoncavallo)

Today my skill falls: “Bajazzo”/(Ruggiero Leoncavallo)

Pagliacci: No. 15 E 'dessa/(Leoncavallo)

Pagliacci: No. 15 E 'dessa/(Leoncavallo)

Prologue, Part II: Un nido di memorie/(Ruggiero Leoncavallo)

Prologue, Part II: Un nido di memorie/(Ruggiero Leoncavallo)

“Bajazzo”: Prolog/(Leoncavallo)

“Bajazzo”: Prolog/(Leoncavallo)

“Bajazzi”: 2nd act; Bajazzo, my consort! / (Leoncavallo)

“Bajazzi”: 2nd act; Bajazzo, my consort! / (Leoncavallo)

Cross section of the opera: The Bajazzo; 1st part/(R. Leoncavallo)

Cross section of the opera: The Bajazzo; 1st part/(R. Leoncavallo)

Pagliacci: No. 3 Son qua! Son qua! / (Leoncavallo)

Pagliacci: No. 3 Son qua! Son qua! / (Leoncavallo)

“Bajazzo”: Today my skill falls/(Leoncavallo)

“Bajazzo”: Today my skill falls/(Leoncavallo)

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