- Florence, May 26, 1951 (Italian) Verdi, Aida,
conducted by
Oliviero De
Fabritiis, live performance,
Palacio de
Bellas Artes,
Mexico City, July 3, 1951...
-
Oliviero De
Fabritiis (13 June 1902 – 12
August 1982) was an
Italian conductor and composer.
Oliviero De
Fabritiis was born in Rome,
where he
studied with...
- Lescaut,
Andrea Chénier.
National Philharmonic Orchestra Oliviero de
Fabritiis (Riccardo
Chailly for
Andrea Chénier arias) 1979
Mattinata – 14 songs...
-
Donato Antonio De
Fabritiis to pay a
ransom demand for her husband, who was then a
prisoner in Chieti. The Veil was
given by De
Fabritiis to the Capuchins...
-
Leoncavallo –
Pagliacci (1962, San Francisco)- Horne, Bastianini- De
Fabritiis-Melodrama.
Mascagni –
Cavalleria Rusticana (1961, Tokyo) –
Simionato –...
- Neri B, Ales M,
Scaramucci L,
Giovannini M,
Barbati R,
Dentamaro T, de
Fabritiis P (Dec 2010). "Koebner's
phenomenon as a rare
mechanism of
acute myeloid...
-
Donato Antonio De
Fabritiis to pay a
ransom demand for her
husband who was a
prisoner in Chieti. The veil was
given by De
Fabritiis to the
Capuchins who...
- Savarese. (1953) (Cetra Records)
Tosca (Giacomo Puccini):
Oliviero De
Fabritiis conducting the Orchestra-Theatro Muni****l do Rio de Janeiro, with Giuseppe...
-
together with the
soprano Maria Caniglia as
Tosca and
conductor Oliviero De
Fabritiis, for a "practically complete"
recording that
extended over 14 double-sided...
-
became known as The
Dwarf Murders because the main suspect,
Vincenzo de
Fabritiis, was a
writer of
crime fiction with dwarfism, but he died of
natural causes...
