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Denza, Luigi

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Denza, Luigi (1846-1922)

Italian singing-teacher and composer. He settled in London in 1879, made a success with many of his light songs, especially ‘Funiculì funiculà’, and was professor of singing at the Royal Academy of Music from 1898.

He studied at the Naples Conservatory.

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an opera on Schiller's Wallenstein, over 500 songs, and other pieces.
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