Oliviero de Fabritiis

Conductor Oliviero de Fabritiis was most widely known for his interpretations from the primary Italian Intimate operatic repertoire. He examined on the conservatory in his indigenous Rome and produced his debut in 1920 at Rome’s Teatro Adriano. He briefly worked well at Salerno, after that was appointed creative secretary in the Teatro dell’Opera in Rome, where he worked well from 1932 to 1943. During this time period, he regularly carried out in Rome. He regularly collaborated with tenor Beniamino Gigli and aimed Gigli’s famous recordings of Andrea Chénier, Tosca, and Madama Butterfly. He offered premieres of operas by Mascagni, Pizzetti, Rossellini, and Zafred. He extended his status outside Italy when he carried out in the 1963 Edinburgh Event. In 1965 he he carried out his 1st opera at Covent Backyard. De Fabritiis also made up numerous vocal functions, but his popularity as an operatic conductor overshadowed his compositional actions.