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Emilio Usiglio : ウィキペディア英語版
Emilio Usiglio
Emilio Usiglio (January 8, 1841 in Parma – July 7, 1910 in Milan) was an Italian composer and conductor.
==Life and career==
Usiglio studied music in Parma, first with Giuseppe Barbacini and then with Giovanni Rossi, before continuing his education in Pisa with Carlo Romani and in Florence with Teodulo Mabellini. At the age of 20 he began his operatic career with some success with ''La locandiera''. He wrote exclusively ''opere buffe'', his most famous being 1879's ''Le donne curiose'' after the play by Carlo Goldoni.
As a conductor, Usiglio led the premiere, in 1875, of the new version of Arrigo Boito's ''Mefistofele'' in Bologna, and in 1877 he conducted the Italian premiere of Georges Bizet's ''Carmen'' in Naples and of ''Hamlet'' by Ambroise Thomas in Venice. In 1889 he led the first Modena performances of ''Fosca'' by Antonio Gomes.

Due primarily to his increasing alcoholism, Usiglio was forced to retire as a conductor in 1897.〔Bowen (2003) pp. 155-156〕 He died in Milan in 1910. His wife was the soprano Clementina Brusa.

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