Matteo Mario Mario

Giovanni Matteo Mario was among the leading tenors of European countries through the mid-nineteenth hundred years. Although he had taken an alias, perhaps to safeguard himself from repercussions from the Sardinian military after his desertian, no intrigues appeared to stick to him. He made an appearance in various operas and initial performances of name jobs. Mario was a normally gifted lyric tenor whose range expanded type c to c” and using one occassion, he expanded his falsetto to attain f”. The composers for whom he sang included Rossini, Verdi, Flotow, Belini, Meyerbeer, Donizetti, Gounod, Cimarosa, Pacini, and Poniatowski. Mario performed several jobs including Othello, Gianetto, Lindoro, Arthur, Edgar, Carlo, Faust, Nemorino, Alfredo, Federico, Manrico, et al. He journeyed widely throughout European countries and at age sixty seven also performed in america.