César Stiattesi
César Stiattesi (* 1881 in Nice ; † 1934 ) was an Argentine composer, conductor and music teacher of French-Italian origin.
Stiattesi went to Argentina in 1889. He worked as a conductor at the Teatro Coliseo and at the Teatro Colón , where his opera Bianci di Beaulieu premiered in 1910 . In 1925 he was the first director of the newly founded choir of the Teatro Colón alongside Achille Consoli . He taught at the Conservatorio Santa Cecilia in Buenos Aires, where Carlos Suffern was one of his students.
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- César Stiattesi at Operissimo
- Universidad Nacional de Litoral - Noticias - July 10, 2007: "Se presentan hoy el Coro y la Orquesta del Teatro Colón"
- Mozarteum Jujuy: "La influencia de la música europea sobre los argentinos"
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| SURNAME | Stiattesi, César |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Argentine composer, conductor and music teacher of French-Italian origin |
| DATE OF BIRTH | 1881 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Nice |
| DATE OF DEATH | 1934 |