Conservatorio Giuseppe Verdi

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Conservatorio Giuseppe Verdi Milan

The Conservatorio Giuseppe Verdi in Milan is the largest music academy in Italy .

history

Founded by a royal decree of 1807 in Milan , then the capital of the Napoleonic Kingdom of Italy , it was opened soon after in the building complex of the Chiesa di Santa Maria della Passione . In the first year, 18 female and male students were accepted.

In June 1832, the then 18-year-old composer Giuseppe Verdi was refused admission to the Conservatory to train as a pianist because of "incorrect hand position without the possibility of correction" and exceeding the maximum age (it was 14 years at the time). Shortly before his death, the music school was named after him.

The music academy also includes the La Sala Verdi concert hall and the Biblioteca del Conservatorio Giuseppe Verdi library .

Schoolchildren (selection)

Claudio Abbado , Kurken Alemshah , Giuseppe Andaloro , Alfredo Antonini , Oscar Bianchi , Arrigo Boito , Giovanni Bottesini , Alfredo Catalani , Riccardo Chailly , Marco Di Bari , Ludovico Einaudi , Ivan Fedele , Carlotta Ferrari , Antonino Fogliani , Luca Francesconi , Alceo Galliera , Amelita Galli-Curci , Stefano Gervasoni , Vittorio Giannini , Bruno Maderna , Pietro Mascagni , Enrique Mazzola . Gian Carlo Menotti , Francisco Mignone , Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli , Italo Montemezzi , Riccardo Muti , Mario Nascimbene , Gianandrea Noseda , Vittorio Parisi , Mario Paci , Alfredo Piatti , Maurizio Pollini , Giacomo Puccini , Fausto Romitelli , Riccardo Sinigaglia , Feliciano Strepponi and Marco Stroppa .

Teacher (selection)

Giorgio Battistelli , Franco Donatoni , Lorenzo Ferrero , Francesco Lamperti , Giovanni Battista Lamperti , Riccardo Muti , Enrico Polo , Amilcare Ponchielli , Salvatore Quasimodo .

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ It is assumed, however, that in reality, due to lack of space, no students were admitted who did not come from Lombardo Veneto . See Giuseppe Verdi's 200th birthday ( memento of August 8, 2017 in the Internet Archive ) in: Mondo Italiano nel Mondo ; Retrieved June 29, 2017
  2. ↑ Verdi's biography (Italian)
  3. ↑ Alfredo Antonini in the Internet Movie Database (English)
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