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Matteo Babini

Matteo Antonio Babini ( – ), also known by the family name of Babbini, was a leading Italian tenor of the late 18th-century, and a teacher of singing and stage art.
==Life and career==
Matteo Babini was born in Bologna on .
After studying in his town with Arcangelo Cortoni, he made his début at Modena probably in 1770 or 1771, at the age of 16 or 17, as a second tenor. It is likely he sang in a revival of Paisiello’s ''Demetrio''.〔Enciclopedia Italiana Treccani (). The date 1773 reported instead by the ''Grove Dictionary'' (Forbes) seems to be wrong, as, already at the end of 1772, Babini had taken part in the premiere of Insanguine's ''Merope'', and in the first Bologna performance of Piccinni's ''L'Astratto'', however singing third line roles (cf. Roles, below)〕〔 (''Italianopera'' Libretti a stampa )〕
After performing in several Italian theatres, most notably Venice’s San Benedetto, Babini was engaged, between 1777 and 1781, to appear at Berlin’s Court and, later, to perform works by Paisiello in Saint Petersburg. While there he was popular performing in the Apulia composer’s operas, even some in the comic genre with which he was not associated while in Italy.
Babini went on to perform all around Europe, including Lisbon, Madrid, Vienna, and London. In 1786, in London, he took part in the premiere of Cherubini’s ''Giulio Sabino''.〔''Grove Dictionary'', Forbes〕
His career in Italy continued successfully through the nineties, with highlights including his part in the premiere of Cimarosa’s ''Gli Orazi e i Curiazi'', where he played the part of the villainous hero ''Marcus Horatius''.
Babini retired from the stage in 1803, though he was still in demand for premiere performances by such composers as Zingarelli and Bertoni.
Having settled again in his native town, after an Italian career based almost wholly around Venice, he then proceeded to teach. In addition to singing, he also taught the ''stage art'' by which he had so much distinguished himself. One of his pupils was a teenaged Gioachino Rossini, who would recount, to Ferdinand Hiller in his old age, the story of his juvenile fancies to become a singer and of his meeting the great tenor.〔Morelli, p 32〕
Babini died in Bologna on .

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