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Giovanni Breviario

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He retired from the stage in 1949, and became a teacher at the Music Conservatory of Johannesburg in South Africa. He spent his last years in his native Bergamo, where he died.
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Breviario is probably best remembered for his Pollione in the first complete recording of
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in Budapest, also making guest appearances at the opera houses of Malta and Cairo.
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He was especially appreciated in heroic roles such as;
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Index

Breviario
tenor
Bergamo
Manrico
Teatro Carlo Felice
La Fenice
Teatro Regio Parma
Teatro San Carlo
Teatro alla Scala
Teatro Nacional Sao Carlos
Hungarian State Opera
Pollione
Raoul
Radames
Otello
Canio
Andrea Chénier
Cavaradossi
Norma
Gina Cigna
Ebe Stignani
Tancredi Pasero
Vittorio Gui
"Breviario, Giovanni"
Categories
1891 births
1982 deaths
Italian operatic tenors
Musicians from Bergamo
20th-century Italian male opera singers

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