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Antonio "Toto"
Cotogni (Italian pronunciation: [anˈtɔːnjo ˈtɔːto koˈtoɲɲi]; 1
August 1831 – 15
October 1918) was an
Italian baritone of the
first magnitude...
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whose singing at La
Scala during the 1870s was
praised by
Verdi Antonio Cotogni, a much
lauded singer in Milan,
London and
Saint Petersburg, the first...
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among whom the
retired Verdi baritone Antonio Cotogni (1831–1918) was a pre-eminent figure.
Cotogni and his
followers invoked it
against an unprecedentedly...
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American novelist,
short story writer, and poet (d. 1891) 1831 –
Antonio Cotogni,
Italian opera singer and
educator (d. 1918) 1843 –
Robert Todd Lincoln...
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students of music,
organized by teacher. A to B C D E F G to J K to M N to Q R to S T to Z
References this teacher's teachers...
- 1870) July 16 –
Pyotr Veinberg,
lyricist (died 1908)
August 1 –
Antonio Cotogni,
operatic baritone (d. 1901)
August 13 –
Salomon Jad****ohn, composer, teacher...
- Apostoli,
Claudio Buccarella, Pina Carmirelli,
Italo Colandrea, Anna
Maria Cotogni,
Walter Gallozzi,
Roberto Michelucci,
Antonio Salvatore,
Virgil Simons...
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baritone Antonio Cotogni, one of the
greatest representatives of the mid-to-late-19th
century Italian vocal school. He
studied with
Cotogni from June 1915...
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Giorgio Ronconi (from 1851),
Francesco Graziani (from 1869), and
Antonio Cotogni (in 1869).
French baritone Paul
Barroilhet appeared in 1844 in Paris, where...
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widely regarded as the
leading Italian baritone of his
generation Antonio Cotogni (1831–1918),
operatic baritone Giuseppe De Luca (1876–1950),
operatic baritone...
