Giovanni Marco Rutini
Italian composer with operatic works
Born
April 25th, 1723
302 years ago
Died
1797
228 years ago — 74 years old
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
Italy
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A prominent composer of the 18th century, this individual contributed significantly to the development of Italian opera. Resident in various Italian cities, he gained recognition for crafting operas that showcased intricate melodic lines and dramatic themes. His works were performed in major theaters of his time, and several of his operas remain part of the classical repertoire. This composer's impact on the operatic form led to further evolution in the genre during the period, influencing subsequent generations of composers.
Composed operas performed in major theaters
Advanced the development of Italian opera
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