Giuseppe Dell'Orefice (22 August 1848 – 3 January 1889) born in Fara Filiorum Petri, province of Chieti, was an Italian composer, and conductor best-remembered for his opera Romilda de'Bardi.[1] He died in Naples.

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Works

• Romilda De'Bardi (1874, Naples) opera in 3 acts
• Egmont (1878, Teatro di San Carlo, Naples) opera in 4 acts, libretto by Graziano Fulina
• Il Segreto della Duchessa (1879, Naples) opera, libretto by Enrico Golisciani
• Magnificat (for choir and tenor and bass soloists, 1879)
• I fantasmi (ballet in 3 acts, 1873)

References

Further sources

• F. Florimo, La scuola musicale di Napoli e i suoi conservatori, III, Napoli 1881, pp. 442 s.;
• U. Manferrari, Diz. univ. delle opere melodrammatiche, I, Firenze 1954, p. 306;
• V. De Mura, Encicl. della canzone napol., I, Napoli 1969, p. 252;
• C. Schmidl, Diz. univ. dei musicisti, I, p. 428;
• Encicl. della musica Ricordi, II, p. 33; La Musica, Diz., I, p. 506.

External links

• Free scores by Giuseppe Dell'Orefice at the International Music Score Library Project (IMSLP)
• Giuseppe Dell'Orefice on italianopera.org

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