Antonio Bioni
Antonio Bioni (1698–1739) was an Italian composer, best known for his operas, and who, from 1726 onwards, spent a large part of his career working in Wrocław in the Holy Roman Empire. He was born in Venice.
Antonio Bioni
Pietro Metastasio, Antonio Bioni · http: id=DRT0013393 · Public domain
- Born
- 1698 · Venice.
- Died
- 1739 · Vienna.
- Nationality
- Republic of Venice
- Occupation
- composer · singer
- Fields
- opera
- Movements
- Baroque music
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Antonio Bioni (1698–1739) was an Italian composer, best known for his operas, and who, from 1726 onwards, spent a large part of his career working in Wrocław in the Holy Roman Empire. He was born in Venice.
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• Climene (1722, Chioggia) • Mitridate (1722, Ferrara) • Cajo Mario (1722, Ferrara) • Udine (1722, Venice) • Orlando furioso (1724, Kuks) • Armida abbandonata (1725, Prague) • Armida al campo (1726, Wrocław) • Endimione (1727, Wrocław) • Lucio Vero (1727, Wrocław) • Attalo ed Arsinoe (1727, Wrocław) • Ariodante (1727, Wrocław) • Filindo (1728, Wrocław) • Artabano re de Parti (1728, Wrocław) • Griselda (1728, Wrocław) • Nissa ed Elpino (1728, Wrocław) • Merope (1728, Wrocław) • Arsinoe (1728, Wrocław) • La fede tradita e vendicata (1729, Wrocław) • Engelberta (1729, Wrocław) • Andromaca (1729/30, Wrocław) • Il ritorno del figlio con l'abito più approvato (1730, Prague) [with F. Mancini and M. Lucchini] • Ercole su'l Termodonte (1730, Wrocław) • Adone (1731, Prague) • Silvia (1732, Wrocław) • Siroe (1732, Wrocław) • Lucio Papirio (1732, Wrocław) • La verità conosciuta (1732, Wrocław) • Demetrio (1732, Wrocław) • Issipile (1732, Wrocław) • L'Odio placato (1733, Wrocław) • Artaserse (1733, Wrocław) • Alessandro Severo (1733, Wrocław) • Alessandro nell'Indie (1733, Wrocław) • Girita (1738, Vienna)
Antonio Bioni - Demetrio - italian titlepage of the libretto - Wrocław 1732
Pietro Metastasio, Antonio Bioni · http: id=DRT0013393
Antonio Bioni - Siroe re di Persia - german titlepage of the libretto - Breslau 1732
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1739
Antonio Bioni died in 1739 at Vienna.
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