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Antonio Bazzini had the fortune to be encourged by Paganini becoming, young, among the foremost violinists of his period. At about age 45 he committed himself expressly to structure and scored several chamber parts unlike his previous famous operatic illusion “La ronde des lutins, Elegie”. Bazzini constructed operas, cantatas, overtures, …

Enrico Mainardi’s skills were nurtured from an early on age. He was presented with a little cello at age three, acquired his preliminary lessons a calendar year later, and produced his recital debut at age eight, playing a Beethoven sonata. His dad put him in to the bruising existence of …