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Matteo Salvi (24 November 1816 – 18 October 1887 〔This date for Salvi’s death is given in Donati-Petteni, G., 1930 and Stieger, F., 1977. However, the date given in Altmann, W. and Frank, P., 1936 is 18 November 1887〕) was a composer of opera and classical music and a theatre director. Salvi was born in Botta di Sedrina (Provincia di Bergamo), Italy. A student of Gaetano Donizetti, he is best known for having completed the score of Donizetti’s unfinished opera ''Le duc d’Albe'' for its first public performance in 1882, some forty years after Donizetti’s death. (The libretto was translated into Italian, and the opera was performed as ''Il duca d’Alba''.) Salvi is usually credited as the composer of the tenor aria “Angelo casto e bel” in ''Il duca d’Alba'', although as he was helped in the reconstruction of Donizetti’s score by several composers, including Amilcare Ponchielli, there has been some dispute as to the degree to which he was the aria’s sole composer.〔Ashbrook, W., 1998〕 He died in Rieti, Italy. ==Principal Compositions== *''La prima donna'' 1843—opera to a libretto by Carlo Guaita *''Lara'' 1843—opera to a libretto by Leopoldo Tarentini and dedicated to Johann Simon Mayr *''I Burgravi'' 1845—opera to a libretto by Giacomo Sacchèro *''Caterina Howard'' 1847—opera to a libretto by Giorgio Giachetti *''Messa: a voci sole con accompagnamento d’organo'' *''Cantata per soli e coro con orchestra: la gloria e la musica apoteosi di Mayr'' 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Matteo Salvi」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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