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See also:PUCCINI, GIACOMO (1858– ) , See also:Italian operatic composer, was See also:born at See also:Lucca, of a See also:family already distinguished in See also:music; his See also:great-great-grandfather Giacomo, great-grandfather See also:Antonio, grandfather Domenico, and See also:father Michele, being all well known in the See also:art. He was educated at the See also:Milan See also:Conservatoire, and in 1884 his See also:opera Le Villi was performed at the Teatro dal Verme. In 1889 his See also:Edgar was performed at La Scala, and in 1893 his Manon Lescaut in See also:Turin. But it was the See also:production of La Boheme in Turin in 1896 that made him famous, and this opera had a great success everywhere. Tosca followed in 1900, and in 1904 kadama Butterfly confirmed the highest opinions of his See also:talent. End of Article: PUCCINI, GIACOMO (1858– )Additional information and CommentsThere are no comments yet for this article.
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