Gioacchino Angelo

Gioacchino Angelo was an Italian conductor and composer whose body of function includes 9 operas, four ballets, a Mass, a set of symphonies, and music for several films. A few of his music could be noticed on recordings he designed for the Voce del Padrone and Cetra brands. In Palermo, Angelo analyzed violin under Franco Tufari and structure under Francesco Cilea and Felice Longo. At age 20, he was asked by Pietro Mascagni to collaborate in Palermo on the function entitled Massimo. Umberto Giordano prolonged an invitation to focus on the music for just two films, Fedora and Una notte dopo l’opera, in Rome. The composer’s lyrical operas are the critically acclaimed La Coppa di Cipro, that was staged a lot more than 40 occasions between 1954 and 1959. His additional operas are L’ajo nell’imbarazzo, Frate Single, L’Avvoltoio, Fiamme barbariche, Silvia, Mitsuoko, Il dono del single, and La boccaccesca, which is dependant on the Decameron. Angelo’s ballets are Scandalo in paese, I denari incantati, Il trenino della neve, and Leggenda Satanica. He also added music towards the film Ombre Rosse.