Francesco Gasparini

Italian composer and educator of opera

Francesco Gasparini - Italian composer and educator of opera
Born

March 19th, 1661
363 years ago

Died

1727
298 years ago — 66 years old

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Italy

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Born in Italy, contributed significantly to the Baroque music scene through compositions and teaching. Worked in various cities, including Venice, where wrote operas, sacred music, and other instrumental works. Influenced many later composers with innovative techniques and educational methods. Had a successful career as a conductor and served in important posts that promoted music education.

Composed operas such as 'Adelaide di Borgogna'

Served as a teacher to notable composers including Giovanni Battista Pergolesi

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