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Giulio Confalonieri (23 May 1896 - 29 June 1972) was an Italian musician, musicologist, composer and musical critic. Born in Milan, Confalonieri graduated in letters at the and in piano at the Bologna Conservatory. Between 1919 and 1920 he composed his first opera, "Rosaspina", which was eventually staged only in 1939. In 1921 he moved to Paris, where he became friend with Paul Dukas, and then to London, where he stayed until 1927 teaching piano, performing as a concert pianist, and composing incidental music. Confalonieri died on 29 June 1972, aged 76, following a heart attack.

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rdfs:comment	Giulio Confalonieri (Milano, 1896 – Milano, 29 giugno 1972) è stato un musicologo, compositore, pianista e critico musicale italiano. (it) Giulio Confalonieri (Milà, 1896 − Milà, 29 de juny de 1972) fou un compositor i crític musical italià. Estudià a Milà, acabant la seva educació musical a Bolonya amb el compositor Alfano. També fou doctor en Filosofia i Lletres per la Universitat de Milà. El seu poema simfònic Una notte sul monte Imetto, estrenada a Milà i Bolonya, aconseguí una acollida molt favorable entre el públic i la crítica. (ca) Giulio Confalonieri (23 May 1896 - 29 June 1972) was an Italian musician, musicologist, composer and musical critic. Born in Milan, Confalonieri graduated in letters at the and in piano at the Bologna Conservatory. Between 1919 and 1920 he composed his first opera, "Rosaspina", which was eventually staged only in 1939. In 1921 he moved to Paris, where he became friend with Paul Dukas, and then to London, where he stayed until 1927 teaching piano, performing as a concert pianist, and composing incidental music. Confalonieri died on 29 June 1972, aged 76, following a heart attack. (en)
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