The Best of Rossini

Gioachino Rossini
Gioachino Rossini, one of the most influential composers in the history of opera, was born on February 29, 1792, in Pesaro, Italy. Rossini's father, a horn player, recognized his son's musical talents early on and provided him with a solid musical education. At the tender age of six, Rossini began studying the piano and quickly displayed remarkable skills and a deep passion for music.
In his teenage years, Rossini studied at the Liceo Musicale in Bologna, where he honed his composition skills and absorbed the musical trends of his time. He composed his first opera, "La Cambiale di Matrimonio," at the age of 18, which was received with great acclaim. This marked the beginning of his prolific career as an opera composer.
Throughout his career, Rossini composed nearly 40 operas, including some of his most famous works such as "The Barber of Seville," "La Cenerentola," and "William Tell." His operas were known for their energetic and melodic style, filled with catchy tunes and dramatic flair. Rossini's music often showcased his ability to create vibrant and memorable characters through his compositions.
Rossini's success in the opera world brought him international recognition and invitations from prestigious opera houses across Europe. He spent a significant portion of his career in Naples, where he served as the director of the Teatro San Carlo, further cementing his reputation as a master of the operatic form.
In 1829, at the age of 37, Rossini composed his final opera, "William Tell," after which he retired from the world of opera. He relocated to Paris, where he lived a comfortable life as a wealthy man and indulged in his love for food and good company. While he composed very little during this period, Rossini remained a revered figure in the music world.
Despite his retirement from composing operas, Rossini continued to compose smaller vocal and instrumental works. He also dabbled in other musical genres, such as sacred music and chamber music, further showcasing his versatility as a composer.
Gioachino Rossini passed away on November 13, 1868, in Passy, France, leaving behind a legacy that would forever shape the world of opera. His innovative and expressive compositions continue to captivate audiences and inspire generations of musicians. Rossini's contributions to the world of music are immeasurable, and his name remains synonymous with the golden age of Italian opera.
Tracklist:
Aberturas de Óperas Cômicas
1. Il Barbiere Di Siviglia
2. La Scalada Di Seta
3. L´Italiana In Algeri
4. Il Signor Bruschino
5. Il Turco In Italia
6. La Cenerentola
7. La Cambiale Di Matrimonio
8. La Pietra Del Paragone
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[@littlebigjohn69]

rossini makes me laugh , puccini makes me cry, verdi makes me stand and salute with my right hand to my heart, pietro maschini makes me love earth, etc and there are more. who has more passion than italian composers, and im a spaniard from south america. it must be the food.

[@BG-xu8be]

Robert Schumann compared Rossini to a butterfly and Beethoven to an eagle. This was meant to discredit Rossini’s music. But hey Mr. Schumann butterflies are among the most beautiful creatures in nature and as important to the ecosystem as all other animals, if not more.

[@James-pq7nf]

did you know that hes the only classical composer born on feburary 29 th and that hes buried with both of his wives

[@missklorina7719]

Someelse here from murakami spaghetti’s?

[@dragdeh32]

Thank you Bugs Bunny!

[@GabrielA-mw4in]

For me, Rossini is ignored and overlooked and I can't grasp why. I'm not a musical genius, but think he should be higher up the ratings for joy, fun and affection

[@jasonpeters9390]

I am 50 year old man been in to heavy rock punk ska just beginning to start listening to classic music started listening to classic fm in my work van got sick of all the modern radio stations playing the same old thing over and over so I have started to listen to this music and it is a nice place to be

[@dr.jonpierson5655]

Hours of commercials that are only occasionally interrupted by Rossini. :(

[@missygenerationone9597]

Rossini sacred works are the most underrated part of music of the planet, and in general he is underrated.

[@philadelphe2710]

If Mozart had reincarnated, it surely had been into Rossini ! ❤️😋

[@nobodyaskedbut]

Where the hell is William Tell? Can't have a Rossini tribute without what might be, the most indelible composition ever. Rossini was the first great modern entertainer.

[@uslines]

Love Rossini. Only composer where all the major characters do not die.

[@carltompkins6815]

Unlike some composers, I like everything that Rossini wrote, and never tire of hearing them over and over again.

[@ChristianZwiener]

Rossini ist fantastisch. So viel Lebensfreude ist in der Musik.

[@alfredschadl1130]

Gott sei Dank gibt es diese tolle Musik noch. Danke

[@Modus-zd2sh1vn4j]

Слушаю с упоением снова и снова, и восхищаюсь каждый раз проникновенностью и лёгкостью, с которой непревзойдённый итальянский композитор перебирает струны души...Такой взлёт, высокий талант,вдохновение в создании этих романтичных,наполненных гармонией пассажей, и в те далёкие времена вызывал признание,и чем больше времени проходит,тем выше восхищение и тем непостижимее наслаждение...Я чувствую как тает моя душа от этих волшебных звуков приятных и понятных.

[@joseantonioceballoszamarro263]

Extraordinario compositor Italiano...

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[@user-ft6xl8bs1y]

Россини - один из моих любимейших композиторов! Лёгкость, игривость, жизнелюбие ,как порхающая бабочка, как лёгкий ветерок, раскачивающий цветы в его мелодиях! Бесподобно! Божественно! Благодарю за наслаждение от музыки! Желаю творческих успехов!