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Gesangkunst der
Kastraten [The
Singing Skills of the
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Gaetano Majorano (12
April 1710 – 31
January 1783) was an
Italian castrato and
opera singer, who
performed under the
stage name Caffarelli. Like Farinelli...
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opera singer Carlo Broschi,
known as Farinelli,
considered the
greatest castrato singer of all time; as well as his
relationship with his brother, the composer...
- (28
January 1780 – 22
January 1861), was an
Italian castrato.
Considered "the last
great castrato", he had a re****tion of
being something of a diva,...
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April 1922) was an
Italian chorister of the late 19th
century and the only
castrato to make solo recordings.
Alessandro Moreschi was born on 11
November 1858...
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attached to the
Florentine court, to
obtain the
services of a high
quality castrato from the
Grand Duke's establishment, for a "play in music"
being prepared...
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Domenico Mustafà (16
April 1829 – 17
March 1912) was an
Italian castrato singer,
composer and
choir director.
Domenico Mustafà was born in the
comune of...
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Michelangelo Nicola Broschi (pronounced [ˈkarlo ˈbrɔski]), a
celebrated Italian castrato singer of the 18th
century and one of the
greatest singers in the history...
- Euridice),
though the
latter was
originally written for a male singer,
first a
castrato and later, in the
revised French version, an haute-contre.[citation needed]...
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courtiers or
equivalent domestics, for
espionage or
clandestine operations,
castrato singers,
concubines or ****ual partners,
religious specialists, soldiers...
