Brigida Banti information

Brigida Banti (née Giorgi; 1757–1806), best known by her husband's surname and her stage-name, as Brigida Banti, was an Italian soprano. Her origins are...

Brazilian visual artist Brigida Banti Giorgi (1757–1806), noted Italian soprano in the 18th and early 19th century Brigida Haraldsdotter, medieval Swedish...

Banti is an Italian surname. It may refer to: Anna Banti (1895-1985), Italian writer Brigida Banti (1757-1806), Italian soprano Luisa Banti (1894-1978)...

(née Morichelli; 1745–1800) was an Italian soprano, known for her rivalry with Brigida Banti. Anna Morichelli was born at Reggio in 1760. Being endowed by nature...

Vicente Martín y Soler, opera and ballet composer (b. 1754) February 18 - Brigida Banti, operatic soprano (b. 1755) February 23 – John Alcock, composer (b....

leading role of Alceo in I giuochi d'Agrigento by Paisiello alongside Brigida Banti. The following season he made his last operatic appearance in the same...

tenors Matteo Babini, Giovanni Ansani and Giacomo David, the prime-donne Brigida Banti and Luísa Todi de Agujar. These were the singers who opposed the belcanto...

to the Spanish interloper, Martín y Soler, and partly by devotees of Brigida Banti who was also performing at the King's Theatre during that season and...

education to the future European star of opera and refined cantatrice, Brigida Banti. Sacchini's position in London eventually became untenable: his health...

(1780-1799) Organist: Charles Lucas (1841-8) Singers: Harriett Abrams, Brigida Banti, James Bartleman, Elizabeth Billington, Anna Bishop, John Braham, Angelica...

castrati Girolamo Crescentini and Gaspare Pacchierotti, and the soprano Brigida Banti, who shared common artistic trends with him. In France, where he appeared...

to PGmc *huzdan "treasure": Osdulfus pant-, to PGmc *pandan "pledge" or *banti "district": Pantardus, Panto, Pantinus pap-, pep- no clear etymology; possibly...