Carmine Giordani
Carmine Giordano (c. 1685 in Cerreto Sannita – 1758 in Naples) was an Italian composer and organist. He studied at the Conservatorio napoletano della Pietà dei Turchini with Gennaro Ursino (1650–1715) and Nicola Fago.[1]
It was long mistakenly thought that Carmine Giordano was father of , who died in Dublin, and Giuseppe Giordano (1743–1798), called "Giordanello," but this turns out not to be the case; their father was Giuseppe Giordano, an opera buffa singer.[2]
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- ^ La musica italiana nel Settecento: 2 Roberto Zanetti - 1978 "Carmine Giordani nacque a Cerreto Sannita (Benevento) intorno al 1685 ma studiò nel Conservatorio napoletano della Pietà dei Turchini con l'Ursino e il Fago. Dal 1712 alla morte (avvenuta a Napoli nel 1758) fu organista soprannumerario "
- ^ T. J. Walsh. Opera in Dublin, 1705-1797: the social scene 1973 "An earlier theory that a composer, Carmine Giordani (c. 1685/ 1758) was the father both of Tommaso, mentioned above, and a Giuseppe Giordano (c. 1753/ 1798) called Giordanello has now been justly discredited. "
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