Vincenzo Gabussi
Vincenzo Gabussi (1800 – 1846) was an Italian classical composer.
Vincenzo Gabussi
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- Born
- 1800
- Birthplace
- Bologna, Italy
- Died
- 12 September 1846
- Place of death
- London, United Kingdom
- Occupation
- Composer Vincenzo Gabussi (1800 – 1846) was an Italian classical composer.
- Fields
- music · music education
- Languages
- Italian
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Vincenzo Gabussi (1800 – 12 settembre 1846) fu compositore, insegnante di canto e insegnante di pianoforte.
Vita
Vincenzo Gabussi nacque nel 1800; il luogo di nascita è registrato come Bologna dalla Deutsche Nationalbibliothek e come Bologne, Italie dalla Bibliothèque nationale de France. Vincenzo Gabussi morì il 12 settembre 1846; il luogo di morte è Londra, secondo la Deutsche Nationalbibliothek e la Bibliothèque nationale de France.
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• Born — 1800 • Birthplace — Bologna, Italy • Died — 12 September 1846 • Place of death — London, United Kingdom • Occupation — Composer Vincenzo Gabussi (1800 – 1846) was an Italian classical composer.
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Life and career
Born in Bologna, from a young age Gabussi studied music under Stanislao Mattei, and made his operatic debut in 1825, with the opera I furbi al cimento. Shortly afterwards he moved to London, where he successfully engaged as a singing teacher for members of the high society. Occasionally he returned to opera composition, in 1834 with Ernani and in 1841 with Clemenza di Valois, both with librettos by Gaetano Rossi. The resounding failure of the latter at La Scala in Milan in 1842 prompted Gabussi to abandon opera forever. Gabussi garnered major success in his prolific chamber music composition of romances and more than a hundred duets, trios, and quartets for piano and voice. Despite the conventional verses and simple melodies, or perhaps because of them, his compositions enjoyed great success with the public, both in London and in Italy, and led him to be nicknamed "New Schubert".
Portrait of Vicenzo Gabussi, three-quarter-length, turned to the left, seated at a piano and playing, dressed in a dark tailcoat over his single-breasted waistcoat and pantaloons, a facsimile of his signature below Lithograph
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- 1.Meloncelli, Raoul (1998). "Gabussi, Vincenzo". Dizionario Biografico degli Italiani, Vol. 51. Treccani.
- 2.Sanvitale, Francesco. La romanza italiana da salotto. EDT srl. 79–82. 2002.
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