- Nino
Sanzogno (13
April 1911 – 4 May 1983) was an
Italian conductor and composer.
Sanzogno was born in Venice,
where he
studied the
violin with Hermann...
- 14, 1957 Gluck, Iphigénie en Tauride, La
Scala Milan,
conducted by Nino
Sanzogno, June 1, 1957 (Italian) Bellini, La sonnambula,
conducted by
Antonino Votto...
- Lévesque,
Canadian businessman and
philanthropist (d. 1994) 1911 – Nino
Sanzogno,
Italian conductor and
composer (d. 1983) 1913 – Dave Albritton, American...
- et al.;
Orchestra and
Chorus of the
Teatro alla
Scala di Milano; Nino
Sanzogno,
conductor (1957
world premiere recording in
Italian translation) (Cantus...
- (b. 1892) 1981 – C. Loganathan, Sri
Lankan banker (b. 1913) 1983 – Nino
Sanzogno,
Italian conductor and
composer (b. 1911) 1984 –
Diana Dors,
English actress...
- Fabritiis, Gencer,
Raimondi Poulenc:
Dialogues Des Carmélites 1957/ Nino
Sanzogno conductor, Gencer,
Virginia Zeani,
Gianna Pederzini, et al. (premiere in...
-
Franceso Albanese,
Anselmo Colzani,
Fiorenza Cossotto Conducted by Nino
Sanzogno 1958 Don Carlo,
Verdi Royal Opera House,
London Jon Vickers, Tito Gobbi...
- with
Renata Scotto,
Ettore Bastianini and Ivo
Vinco in 1958, with Nino
Sanzogno conducting the
Orchestra and
Chorus of La Scala, Milan. In 1995, VAI issued...
-
conductors included the
large Italian contingent of
Antonino Votto, Nino
Sanzogno,
Gianandrea Gavazzeni,
Vittorio Gui,
Carlo Maria Giulini,
Alberto Erede...
-
Luigi Alva,
Franco Calabrese –
Orchestra del
Teatro alla Scala, Nino
Sanzogno – (EMI) 1978:
Arleen Auger, Júlia Várady,
Julia Hamari,
Ryland Davies,...
