Antonio Brunetti

(1767-1845)

"The Death of Socrates" (1787), oil on canvas, 129.5 x 196.2 cm), of the painter Jacques-Louis David, contemporary of Brunetti (The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York)

The musician Antonio Brunetti was a author of vocal and instrumental music; was born in 1767, the same year of the composers Basili, Berton, Candeille, Gleisman, Hiller, Lichtenstein, Müller, Müller, Romberg, Romberg, Ruggi, Spech. He died in 1845

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Music examples MIDI ed Mp3 of late Baroque

Antonio Brunetti

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"Lo sposo di tre e marito di nessuno" has been put on the stage in autumn 1786 in Bologna

"La stravaganza in campagna" has been put on the stage in Venezia in autumn 1787 (Teatro San Cassiano)

"Il Bertoldo" has been put on the stage in carnival 1788 in Firenze (Teatro della Pergola)

"Vologeso re de' Parti" has been put on the stage in spring 1789 in Firenze (Teatro degl'Intrepidi)

"Le nozze per invito, ossia Gli amanti capricciosi" has been represented in 1791 in Roma (Teatro Valle)

"Fatima" has been performed in summer 1791 in Brescia

"Li contrasti per amore" has been performed in Roma in autumn 1792 (Teatro delle Dame)

"Il pazzo glorioso" has been performed in carnival 1797 in Roma (Teatro Tordinona)

"Il libretto alla moda" has been put on the stage in carnival 1808 in Napoli (Teatro dei Fiorentini)

"La colomba contrastata, ossia La bella carbonara" has been put on the stage in carnival 1813 in Rimini

"Amore e fedeltà alla prova" has been performed in May 1814 in Bologna

"La fedeltà coniugale" was performed on the 30th of Jenuary 1815 in Parma

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