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Stefano Gobatti

Illustration — Stefano Gobatti Stefano Gobatti (Bergantino, 5 July 1852 – Bologna, 17 December 1913) was an Italian opera composer. Gobatti was born in 1852 in the Province of Rovigo in a poor and humble peasant family. He passionately studied music and immediately had results, and was taught under Giuseppe Busi and Lauro Rossi.

Stefano Gobatti

Portrait of Stefano Gobatti, composer (1852-1916).

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Born
1852 · Bergantino.
Died
1913 · Bologna.
Nationality
Kingdom of Italy
Occupation
composer
Fields
opera
Honours
Honorary Citizen of Bologna · Knight of the Order of the Crown of Italy‎

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Illustration — Stefano Gobatti Stefano Gobatti (Bergantino, 5 July 1852 – Bologna, 17 December 1913) was an Italian opera composer. Gobatti was born in 1852 in the Province of Rovigo in a poor and humble peasant family. He passionately studied music and immediately had results, and was taught under Giuseppe Busi and Lauro Rossi.

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