1905 Signed ORESTE LUPPI FONOTIPIA Barbiere LA CALUNNIA Ernani Infelice 39203

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ORESTE LUPPI Bass  in two great Bass Arias w piano acc

master xPh 267 D27 AN
ITA: Milano
1905.05.
ERNANI (Giuseppe Verdi / Francesco M. Piave)
 I/ 9: Infelice! e tuo credevi — Cavatina
Che mai vegg'io!
Oreste Luppi (bass). …?… (p).
Fonotipia X 39203


master xPh 139 D27 AN
ITA: Milano
1905.02.
IL BARBIERE DI SIVIGLIA (Gioacchino Rossini / Cesare Sterbini)
 I/ 8: La calunnia è un venticello — Aria
La calunnia è un venticello
Oreste Luppi (bass). …?… (p).
Fonotipia X 39205 


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Oreste Luppi (Bass) (Roma 1870 - Milano 1962)

 

 
He trained at the Rome Conservatory He made his debut in 1892 at the Theatre in Foligno.  His main houses were La Scala, the Constanzi, Regio in Turin, Genoa, Florence and Naples.  He was the first Prince Gremin in the 1900 La Scala premier of “Eugene Onegin.”  Luppi created a number of roles, but his most important creation was in Mascagni’s “Le Maschere.”  Luppi also guested outside of Italy, including Covent Garden and the Teatro Colon. After finishing his career he taught singing in Milan. He later lived in Milan at the "Casa di Riposo G.Verdi", where he died.
Chronology of some appearances
1896 Novara Teatro Coccia Ernani (Silva) 1896 Carpi  Teatro Comunale Gioconda (Alvise) 1897 Barcelona  Teatro Liceo Gioconda (Alvise) 1898 Santiago del Cile  Teatro Municipal Boheme (Colline) 1898 Valparaiso  Teatro Victoria Boheme (Colline) 1900 Buenos Aires  Teatro dell'Opera Boheme (Colline) 1900 Milano  Teatro La Scala Boheme (Colline) 1902 Lisbon  Teatro San Carlo Il Barbiere di Siviglia (Don Basilio) 1903 Milano  Teatro La Scala Un ballo in maschera (Samuel) 1903 Nice  Jetee Promenade Il Barbiere di Siviglia (Don Basilio) 1903 Trieste  Politeama Rossetti Boheme (Colline) 1905 Napoli  Teatro San Carlo Il Barbiere di Siviglia (Don Basilio) 1905 Paris Teatro Sarah Bernardt Il Barbiere di Siviglia (Don Basilio) 1905 Madrid  Teatro Reale Il Barbiere di Siviglia (Don Basilio) 1908 Palermo  Teatro Massimo Un ballo in maschera (Samuel) 1908 Lisbon San Carlo Ernani (Silva) 1911 Napoli  Teatro San Carlo Ernani (Silva) 1918 Genova  Politeama Genovese Il Barbiere di Siviglia (Don Basilio) 1919 Rovigo  Teatro Sociale Ernani (Silva)

Elisa Petri (Soprano) (Fabriano 1869 – Milan 1929)

She studied with Virginia Boccabadati at the Liceo Rossini in Pesaro. Later she took singing lessons from Giuseppina Vitali-Augusti. Debuted in November, 1889 at the Teatro Costanzi in Rome as Raffaela in the Italian première of the opera ’’Patrie’’ of Émile Paladilhe. She sang at the big Italian stages, nevertheless, was especially liked in Spain, in particular at the Teatro Real in Madrid and at the Teatro Liceo in Barcelona.  Also in South America she has often appeared on the stage; here she sang in  the 1894-95 season and again in 1899 at the Teatro de la Opera in Buenos Aires, at the opera houses of Rio de Janeiro and Montevideo as well as in the concert hall. In Italy she appeared practically in all leading theaters with success (Teatro Argentina, Teatro Costanzi in Rome (among other things in the premiere of the opera ‘’Il Voto’’ of Pietro Vallini on 27. 11. 1895), Teatro Pagliano and Teatro della pergola in Florence, Teatro San Carlo in Naples (among other things in 1895 as Sieglinde in ‘’Walkiria’’, in 1896 as Mimi in the première there of Puccini’s ‘’La Bohème’’, in 1911 as Amneris in ‘’Aida’’ and as Laura in ‘’La Gioconda’’), Teatro Carlo Felice in Genoa and La Scala, Milan). At La Scala she sang in 1902 as Marguerite in ‘’La damnation de Faust’’ of Berlioz, in 1907 as Brangäne in ‘’Tristan und Isolde’’. In May, 1897 she appeared in ‘’Falstaff’’ of Verdi in the opening of the anew built Teatro Massimo in Palermo. In 1912 she guested at the Teatro Comunale in Bologna as Brangäne, in 1912 in the same house as Ortrud in ‘’Lohengrin’’. Later she lived as a singing teacher in Milan.