John (Paul) Corigliano

(1938-)

"Takka Takka" (1962), oil on canvas, 173 x 143 cm, of the painter Roy Lichtenstein, contemporary of Corigliano (Museum Ludwig, Cologne)

The musician John (Paul) Corigliano, author of instrumental and vocal music, was born in New York on the 16th February 1938, the same year of the composers Aston, Bolcom, Cassuto, Glodeanu, Hallberg, Harbison, Heininen, Hemberg, Higgins, Leeuw, Milburn, Sargon, Sigurbjörnsson, Stoker, Terzakis.

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John (Paul) Corigliano

OPERE

"The Naked Carmen" was performed in 1970

"A Figaro for Antonio" was performed in 1986

"The Ghosts of Versailles" was performed on the 19th of December 1991 in New York (Metropolitan Opera)

LIEDER

"The Ancient Mariner" n. 4, published in 1981, text of Samuel Taylor Coleridge (1772-1834)

"Upon Julia's Clothes" (Whenas in silks my Julia goes) n. 1, published in 1981, text of Robert Herrick (1591-1674)

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