Rossini, Gioacchino
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Rossini, Gioachino Antonio Real Name
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February 29, 1792 in Pesaro
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†November 13, 1868 in Passy, Paris
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Komponist
Iconography
.jpg "The storm scene from Il barbiere in an 1830 lithograph by Alexandre Fragonard (Source: Wikimedia)")
!["Il signor Tambourossini, ou la nouvelle mélodie" (1821). Combining the composer's name with tambour (French for "drum"), this lithograph by the French artist Paul Delaroche makes clear the early Rossini's European reputation as a creator of noise, including a trumpet and drum accompanied by a magpie, several references to his early operas,[n 34] and showing him and King Midas literally trampling on sheet-music and violins, while Apollo (the god of music) makes his escape in the background.[148] (Source: Wikimedia)](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Il_signor_Tambourossini_-_Delaroche.jpg "\"Il signor Tambourossini, ou la nouvelle mélodie\" (1821). Combining the composer's name with tambour (French for \"drum\"), this lithograph by the French artist Paul Delaroche makes clear the early Rossini's European reputation as a creator of noise, including a trumpet and drum accompanied by a magpie, several references to his early operas,[n 34] and showing him and King Midas literally trampling on sheet-music and violins, while Apollo (the god of music) makes his escape in the background.[148] (Source: Wikimedia)")
![Extract from Rossini's Moïse published in Le Globe, 31 March 1827, in an article by Ludovic Vitet[n 35] (Source: Wikimedia)](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Moise_Act_III.jpg "Extract from Rossini's Moïse published in Le Globe, 31 March 1827, in an article by Ludovic Vitet[n 35] (Source: Wikimedia)")
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